The Modern Forgery Hypothesis

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The recent casual dismissal of the "armadillo vs pangolin" investigation is indicative of a misinterpretation based on a lack of known evidence. The relevant evidence is found in BNF Fr. 13096 f. 18.

The 'actual' interpretation of the critter remains ambiguous. It's the rest of the illustration that confirms the similarity of the three-part structural relationship of the basic elements in these two representations of the Agnus Dei.

Hi Richard: I remember your mentioning this some time back. I think you mean this leaf:

   

... and more specifically this section?:

   

I do see some similarity between the setting for the sheep (followers of Christ?) here, but the oval is circling the sheep... it is not sitting on it. But maybe I misunderstand you. Could you explain what you mean? I do recall someone... you? Elitsa? Someone else? showing a sort of "pillow with fringe" that resembles the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. animal's setting. The name "Osemre", or "Oresme", or something similar springs to mind. I remember that being quite similar, with a sort of fringed veil around the image, that was strikingly similar. I think that one had a T/O map. But I forgot... do you remember?

EDIT TO ADD: I found it... Nick has a page on the Oresme image, with "veil": You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.

Rich