17-08-2026, 12:10 PM
I may be wrong, but read this message as "kybel":
Thsi is an ancient Slavic word for groin or inguinal area (slabiny, trisla- gümpel).
If we look at the lady holding above the vessel her anatomical positioning is significant for exposing the body part mentioned.
I am not claiming this is the solution, but a testable reading that deserves consideration.
I would ask that you hold your acusations for me "spreading a Slavonic Theory" as this is my specific observation for a single word on a single folio and is no way a theory.
Thsi is an ancient Slavic word for groin or inguinal area (slabiny, trisla- gümpel).
If we look at the lady holding above the vessel her anatomical positioning is significant for exposing the body part mentioned.
I am not claiming this is the solution, but a testable reading that deserves consideration.
I would ask that you hold your acusations for me "spreading a Slavonic Theory" as this is my specific observation for a single word on a single folio and is no way a theory.