[Book] Prof. Eleonora Matarrese * Nymðe - The Unearthing

[eleonoramatarrese]

I agree. You forgot Child, who was the only one to come closer (at least he was right with the conjunction "and", i.e. ox). I've studied them all, and also compared different solutions throughout the centuries.
Thanks for the links list, it might be useful.

What I mean is that I translated ALL the codex, and alphabet and meaning is consistent. I'm perfectly aware that my results are to be analysed and studied, and I wish to meet some scholars who can help with astronomy, early Germanic syntax, and other fields in which I've always been interested but unfortunately didn't study. As well as I'm perfectly aware that my analysis needs refinement. It is just a starting point, and hopefully other scholars will go deep in their field of expertise.

Please correct me if I'm wrong: I don't think anyone has yet transliterated and translated more than a few scattered words and perhaps a few sentences that don't actually make sense

Hello Eleonora,

I will address just this part for now.
Actually many people "translated" more than a few sentences but none of these solutions were universally accepted.

Just a few:
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People here know these solutions and will be comparing your results to them. You need to be better than them.