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In addition to early 700-600s BC Romans being somewhat close to OL Frisians ( link ) than to their later counterparts, it seems that a bit later 400-300s BC era Greeks were also influenced by Frisians of OL narrative. It directly suggests a cultural-chronological lineage of pre-700s BC Frisians ...

The Scandinavian war of Fornjót story has at least three known echoes in the Norse saga texts. As it's the same story as the Scandinavia-and-Wodin episode in OL MS, anything to do with it bears greatly on OL research. As these sources would have generally been available in mid-1800s Germanic ...

If the bull is assumed to stand for the age of Taurus, that ended in c. 2200 BC, one could look OL-wise at this peculiar Danish Odin or Wodin story (Gesta Danorum 1.7.2):

When he [Odin] had retired, one Mit-othin , who was famous for his juggling tricks, was likewise quickened, as though by ...

The bull-slaying motif is attested from Finnish poetry, translated as The Great Ox. It typically includes a supernaturally large ox, which is depicted in astronomical terms: a squirrel runs a month along its horns i.e. new moon horns - see Ratatoskr . The main god-heroes are trying to kill it ...

In another thread , Fryas KJASAR (chooser) was mentioned as the possible origin of caesar (German: Kaiser ) and HÁGEST/HÁCHST (highest) of August . In context please see:
[...] enigmatic—mosaic discovered among the ruins of a Roman-era synagogue at a site in Israel known as Huqoq. Nothing like ...

One way to use OL as a tool is to supplement the older end of Greek and Roman history. This method comes immediately at conflict with the current understanding of Greco-Roman language history, as based on Herodotus (Phoenician to Greek) and Marcus Terentius Varro (Greek to Latin), and later in Roman ...

A possible femine form of ON, Finnish keisari and Sanskrit Kesari exists in Celtic Cessair . She's a flood-related antediluvian figure (read more here ), connects to Frisian 6000 year chronology via Fintán story of 5500 years (cf. Biblical Jesus speaking of 5500 years) and bears via the salmon story ...

Brought up by Cú Chulainn's many posts on Celtic chronicles, I have noted today that my pre-2020 note of Celtic story of four cities of north as being situationed in Scandinavia is an actual medieval motif:
"The Four Jewels" also refers to the cities, but appears to locate them at Lochlann ...

In another thread , Fryas KJASAR (chooser) was mentioned as the possible origin of caesar (German: Kaiser ) and HÁGEST/HÁCHST (highest) of August . Old Norse and Finnish forms of Caesar are keisari , with the distinctive eastern (read: Finnic) vocal ending. I learned today the word existed ...

Just noted that alongside the discount code bots, many of the image files seem to have been corrupted or gone missing. I have now re-uploaded my own post images I noticed being affected. This seems to affect only the image files and was noticeable with three different web browsers. Screenshot ...