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ott wrote: ↑15 Oct 2023, 14:23 The maidens have more in common with 13th century nuns or beguines than with priestesses.

Could it be that beguine is an alternative phrasing of pige?
https://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Husassistent

From top of my head:
beguine -> pige
nun -> nanny, AKA barnepige

the Finns and Swedes have experienced significant cultural and genetic convergence over the past eight centuries

Let me explain something.

You see, the southern part of Finland has been bilingual for a long long time, it is even awknowledged in the 2nd prolog of first Finnish-language ...

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Magyars/Huns/Hungarians/Finns


With all due respect, as I can see you are very much into the story of Oera Linda, I can plainly see that you have never been to Finland yourself, which might add to the reason you are ...

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Maybe he wanted to connect freedom to Liberalia by using the word 'liberty'. Just a guess though.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberalia

2b. Our Primal History - Earth bore all grasses, herbs, and trees [...] After the twelfth Yulefeast , she bore three girls
2g. Festa: Laws and Frya’s Day ...

(see p. 25 and 36 here ).

The page 36 is interesting for it mentions the word runkarlar . I'd add some source info for those who are interested.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/runkkari
https://kaino.kotus.fi/ses/?p=article&etym_id=ETYM_2e92cd7332996f51a8d5064826a98b77&word=runoilija&list_id ...

The paradise age human race coming from Frei and Freia (i.e. Freyr and Freya or Wralda and Frya) ...

I wish to add this for avoiding possible confusions for everyone...

In Bock saga Frei was simply the first man to exist and Freia was the first woman, and they both were a brother and a sister ...

anfa , from Old Irish anbod, anfud (“tempest, storm”) (Irish).
1. storm, tempest
2. terror, stress
anfach (“stormy, rough, tempestuous”, adjective)*
anfacht ♀ (“storminess”)*
anfúil (“terrified; stormy, rough, tempestuous”, adjective)
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/anfa#Irish

* fukt (swedish)
1 ...

Fruits and nuts are possibly relating to beechnut/oaknut * - the relation to the nuts of the Linden tree is made very clear in the codex ( LINDA.BÁMA , OL MS 168, 05). See: https://wiki.oeralinda.org/view/168

See also: WÁRANDE LINDA [OL MS 104 & 105]
https://wiki.oeralinda.org/view/104

* It has a ...

This suggests that at the beginning of a new cycle, the damned souls are freed again.


Very interesting! Title theft has to be altogether my favorite parts of the whole codex, it has a lot of depth.


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Very good post! I ...