The language of the OLB seems to have two different words for lips: LIPPA and WÉRA. Wera/ were was known to mean lip in Oldfrisian (accor...

leaf of the linde-tree [009-07] THI TEX THÉR FINDA NÉI.LÉT. WAS IN GOLDEN BLÉDAR WRYT De 'tex' die Finda naliet, was in...

"The Last Drop" (ca.1639), Judith Leyster [017,02] ÀJDER BURCH MOT HIRI SELVA BIDRUPPA Iedere burcht moet zichzelf bedr...

[118/07] HJA HÀVON THIN SALT PROVAD ÀND THIN BRÀD ÉTEN Zij hebben uw zout geproefd en uw brood gegeten. They have tasted your sa...

[034/14] Oera Linda manuscript page 34, line 14 to 23 ÉNE.S KÉMON HJA (THA PRESTERA) ÀND FRÉGON. AS THV THÀN NÉN THJONSTER NE BIS...

Posted 26 January 2014 - 06:40 PM Since the beginning of this thread (1st part already), Abramelin has argued that OLB can't be...