There is no doubt in my mind now, because I have the evidence. It is a Glossolalia like I propose, an Angelic script with underlying Latin source code. There are few rare Latin words and some Latin margin words which enabled the break through. I believe the supernova setoff something with people witnessing in tongues and this was major during the supernova of 1006.
Many people here including Bax believe including myself that folio 68r3 retains Pleiades. That folio is a planisphere of some constellations during April 30th 1006 when the supernova went off. The constellation are at 9:30 position W Taurus and Pleiades. At the South West 7 position are Puppis (Argo Navis), Scorpius, Lupus but Crux you have to be further south than Venice to observe it that time of year. At the 1 position NE you have Ursa Minor and Draco. At East position for 3:30 you have Bootes, Virgo and Hydra. Never mind the number I put in the SW they could be wrong. Those constellation were in SW just at different times. Puppis is the only one at the same time as NW, NE and SE. The author slash artist was trying his best to convey the constellations of sn 1006.
I believe in this post the evidence points to a supernova of 1006 for MS-408 and that it is a constructed language about speaking in tongues with some rare Latin words. I don't believe the carbon data to be accurate, unless the author researched the subject really well, that could be possible if he had access to a great Library. Why I doubt the carbon dating? The margins of Latin MV and Se with my code found MVIO and the whole glossolalia idea, this would be of that time. This is circa 1005-1006.
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Many people here including Bax believe including myself that folio 68r3 retains Pleiades. That folio is a planisphere of some constellations during April 30th 1006 when the supernova went off. The constellation are at 9:30 position W Taurus and Pleiades. At the South West 7 position are Puppis (Argo Navis), Scorpius, Lupus but Crux you have to be further south than Venice to observe it that time of year. At the 1 position NE you have Ursa Minor and Draco. At East position for 3:30 you have Bootes, Virgo and Hydra. Never mind the number I put in the SW they could be wrong. Those constellation were in SW just at different times. Puppis is the only one at the same time as NW, NE and SE. The author slash artist was trying his best to convey the constellations of sn 1006.
I believe in this post the evidence points to a supernova of 1006 for MS-408 and that it is a constructed language about speaking in tongues with some rare Latin words. I don't believe the carbon data to be accurate, unless the author researched the subject really well, that could be possible if he had access to a great Library. Why I doubt the carbon dating? The margins of Latin MV and Se with my code found MVIO and the whole glossolalia idea, this would be of that time. This is circa 1005-1006.
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