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/ Voynich Manuscript / 2020 / http://amelkin.de/voynich.pdf / https://youtu.be/_tgy5yapsqg


  
  
   , " " - . (Schloss Blutenburg) (1385-1450) . (Voynich Manuscript). 1431 1440 - III , " ". 1440 III , . . - . (Dr Pernawer Dr Bernauer), (Scuol) ( Engiadina Bassa, ), Vallader, , , , . (John D. Bengston, Helmut Rix, Ed Robertson, Sergei Starostin) , , , , . 15-20 . , ( 24-32 ); - , . , "" ("sub ura jendea" - " " " "), - "" ("SBR", "𐤓𐤁𐤎", "Sub-Ura" - " " " ") , . "", "", "", "", "" .. [1, 2]
  
  
  
  
  
   86v (f86v, 158, f86r6, 86-1006231, "The Diagram of Nine Rosettes") ( ) (, , , , , , , , ), . (Schloss Blutenburg, Burg Trausnitz), (Münchner Stadtbefestigung).
  
  
  
  
  
   1434 ( Pippinger Straße). (6,5 x 6,5 ) ; (Turm 3 u. Turm 4); , ; , .
  
  
  
  
  
   , 1434 .
  
   , - , , .
  
  
  References /
  
  1. Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopedia, a registered trademark of the Wikimedia Foundation, Inc., a non-profit organization
  
  2. Sergei Starostin and Svetlana Burlak (2005): Comparative linguistics. - ISBN 5-7695-1445-0
  
  
  
  
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  Copyright: (c) Dr Alexander Amelkin / , (1987) ( http://duo-amelkin.de http://amelkin.de )
  Copyright (Plan von Blutenburg): (c) Frieder Vogelsgesang, https://www.blutenburg.de/16.html
  Copyright (Bild von Blutenburg): (c) Hans Thonauer d.Ä., Ausschnitt aus einem Fresko (1590)
  Version: 200618 ((c) Dr Amelkin - author, (c) Point Nemo, (c) The MicroEnvironmental Systems (MES) Project, Berlin - München, 2001)
  
  
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  Fig.1. -
  
  
   . " (. Aitzineuskaldunak, . Protovascos, . Proto-Basques) , - - (. Aitzineuskara, . protoeuskera, protovasco, . proto-basque)." (Wikipedia)
  
  
  
  Fig.2. (Pre-Proto-Basque)
  
  
   (Pre-Proto-Basques), (" ", - "") , ( / Brasilinsel) , , . , 74 - 115 . .
  
  
  
  Fig.3. (Wikipedia)
  
  
   , 74 . , - , , (Atelasaia / Ate-Lasaia - - " ", 𒉌𒌇𒆠), 2000 (Zintzoura / Zintzo-Ura - - " " " " - "The Submerged Light of Life", 𒍣𒅔𒋤𒁺) (, " -", 2 , , 2 ). , , - , "". - ( ) , . (Wikipedia)
  
  
  
  Fig.4. - , , : , , , , , , , , , , ..
  
  
   40 . , 10 . . . : , . . , .
  
  
  
  Fig.5.
  
  
   . . "-". , -. , "kapu" "hazir" "" " ". - (the Franco-Cantabrian region) (, - Font de Gaume, , ), - (Paleolithic Tectiforms), . (PaleoSemiotics) . . (1) ( ) 90 ( ). (2) () , . (3) , . (4) , , . , . , .
  
  
  
  Fig.6.
  
  
   - ( , , ) . -, , , (ø- - Göbekli Tepe), , , , , , , .
  
  
  
  Fig.7. "" (Daguen [.] - Oann [.] - Dagan [.] - 𐤃𐤂𐤍 [.] - 𒀭𒁕𒃶 [.])
  
  
   , - ( (Daguen [.] - Oann [.] - Dagan [.] - 𐤃𐤂𐤍 [.] - 𒀭𒁕𒃶 [.]) ), , . , , , , , , , . - (, 𒈹) " " (𒂍𒀭) , , , " " . , , , , , .
  
  
  
  Fig.8. (Daguen [.] - Oann [.] - Dagan [.] - 𐤃𐤂𐤍 [.] - 𒀭𒁕𒃶 [.])
  
  
   / / " -" (14-16 . ), .
  
  
  
  Fig.9. " -", -
  
  
  " -", , () , , , . , , . , , (" ") (""). ("", "", "", "") , . (, ) () -, . "-" ( ). ("Hand impression and ideomorph", Hugo Obermaier, 1913) - , - , . " -", -, . , (1) , : "", (2) , (3) ( , , ), " ", (4) , : "". , " -": " ".
  
  
  
  Fig.10. " -" - "Hand impression and ideomorph"
  
  
   () "" - "Hand impression and ideomorph" "-" ( [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cave_of_La_Pasiega] ), - " -". ( ). , -. , "kapu" "hazir" "" " ". () : " , , ".
  
  
  
  Fig.11. Pre-Proto-Basque-Neanderthal 115 thousand years ago
  
  
  

- / The Voynich Manuscript was made in Bavaria / Das Voynich-Manuskript wurde in Bayern erstellt


  
  
  
  Fig.12. Coin with Agnes Bernauer, 1435. .
  
  
   . - . , , . , . ... - . - . .
  
  
  
  Fig.13. Tod Agnes Bernauers (Bild um 1500). . (Wikipedia)
  
  
  : (Schloss Blutenburg) (13851450) . (Voynich Manuscript). 1431 1440 - III , " ". 1440 III , . . - . , , . (John D. Bengston, Helmut Rix, Ed Robertson, Sergei Starostin) , , , , . 15-18 . , ; - , . , "" "" ("SBR", "Subir", "Siber", "𐤎𐤁𐤓") , . "", "", "", "", "" ..
  
  
  
  Fig.14. 86v (f86v, 158, f86r6, 86-1006231, the Diagram of Nine Rosettes) ( ) (, , , , , , , , ), . (Schloss Blutenburg, Burg Trausnitz), (Münchner Stadtbefestigung).
  
  
  Hypothesis of Dr Alexander Amelkin: In the Blutenburg Castle (Schloss Blutenburg, old ducal country seat in the west of Munich, Germany) balneotherapist Caspar Bernauer (1385-1450) after the execution of his daughter Agnes wrote the story of the castle and its inhabitants in his native Post-Rhaetian language. So the Voynich Manuscript was born. The castle was built in 143840 between two arms of the River Würm for Duke Albert III Wittelsbach, Duke of Bavaria in the tradition of the Danube School of Architecture using "dovetail" elements for the fortress walls. In 1440, Albert refused the offered Bohemian crown and presented one of the Voynich Manuscript copies to the House of Habsburg in Prague. Therefore, the key to the mysterious Voynich Manuscript code should be sought in the archives of the House of Habsburg in Prague and of the House of Wittelsbach in Munich. According to my theory the Rhaetian people (to which belonged Caspar Bernauer) are descended from the Proto-Basques. Since I defined the language of the manuscript as Post-Rhaetian, it could be probably in some degree similar to Basque language. According to John D. Bengston, Helmut Rix, Ed Robertson and Sergei Starostin Rhaetian language could be relative to Basque, Etruscan and Hurrian languages.
  
  
  
  Fig.15. 1434 ( - Pippinger Straße). (6,5 x 6,5 ) ; (Turm 3 u. Turm 4); , ; , .
  
  
   . XV - , , . , . , " " (Pluedenberg Lore-Mendia), ( Ur-Ama, Uuirma, Vuirama - " "), , . , . , , . , . , . , . .
  
  
  
  Fig.16. .
  
  
   . ... XIII . 1431 , , . Pluedenberg, . , , , Pluedenberg " " . Pluedenberg Pluedenburg, Bluetenburg Blutenburg (). , . 1433-1435 () . , , . , , , "" . - . , , . . 11 1435 . 12 1435 , . ... (http://www.amelkin.de/blutenburg.pdf)
  
  
  
  Fig.17. Voynich Manuscript
  
  
  ...Zufällig hörte ich die Nachricht von dem vor kurzem entzifferten Voynich-Manuskript, und es stellte sich heraus, dass das Manuskript von Doktor Kaspar Bernauer im Schloss Blutenburg verfasst wurde. Auf der Suche nach einer Inspiration beschloss ich, das Schloss Blutenburg zu besuchen. Dort fand ich mich unerwartet in einer Ausstellung wieder, die präsentierte das Voynich-Manuskript mit Übersetzung. Im Folgenden erzähle ich Ihnen jetzt eine kurze Zusammenfassung des entschlüsselten Manuskripts. Anfang des 15. Jahrhunderts lebte in Augsburg ein Balneolog, Chirurg, Phytotherapeut und Astrologe Kaspar Bernauer mit seiner Frau. Gott gab ihnen keine Kinder, aber sie träumten sehr von einer Tochter und hofften auf ein Wunder. In der Familie von Kaspar wurde von Generation zu Generation einen Sage weitergegeben, wonach die Wünsche auf der magischen Würminsel "Plüdenberg" in Menzing bei München wahr werden konnten. Der Wunsch sollte jedoch außergewöhnlich stark sein. Es sollte reichen, einfach auf die Insel zu kommen, am Ufer des magischen Menzinger Sees zu sitzen, sich etwas zu wünschen und sich mit Wasser aus dem See zu bespritzen. So nahm Kaspar im Jahre 1409 seine Frau, kam auf die Insel und tat alles nach alter Sitte. Und bereits nach einem Jahr hatten sie ein blondes Mädchen namens Agnes. 18 Jahre später entspannte sich Albrecht, der einzige Sohn des Herzogs Ernst, in den Augsburger Bädern nach seiner Teilnahme an einem Ritterturnier. Dort lernte er die schöne Baderstochter Agnes Bernauer kennen und verliebte sich in sie... (sci-fi story)
  
  
  
  Fig.18. Coin with Agnes Bernauer, 1435
  
  
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(Voynich Manuscript, Beinecke MS 408, VMS). . , , . . ? , " - "!



. (Schloss Blutenburg) 1440 . 1431 1440 - III , " ". 1440 - III (14401453) , . . , . , II (15521612), 6 1575 23 1611 .





, (13851450), . , , , 5 , . , - , . , , XV , . , - .



, XV , . , "". , . . . , - 100 . . , - . , .



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(Voynich Manuscript) 1436-1438


. (Schloss Blutenburg) 1440 . 1431 1440 - III , " ". 1440 - III (14401453) , . . , . , II (15521612), 6 1575 23 1611 . , (13851450). The Voynich Manuscript was probably written either in Augsburg or in Munich by famous Doctor Kaspar Bernauer (1385-1450), who practiced collective balneological procedures for the hygienic and medical purposes with the use of herbs and balms.




XV , , . . .

, , . , " " (Pluedenberg Lore-Mendia), ( Ur-Ama, Uuirma, Vuirama - " "), , . , . , , .

1409 . . , . . , ( - ), . 1435 ...

1436-1438 , , . , () , .

, 86v (f86v, 158, f86r6, 86-1006231) ( ) (, , , , , , , , ), . " " (swallowtail merlons, Schwalbenschwanzzinnen, Ghibelline battlements with a swallowtail profile, swallow-tail crenellations). , . , , " ". , , - () , , .


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(" -" ), , -, " " ("Lore-Mendia") (Ur-Ama, Uuirma, Vuirama, " "). 12-15 . , , " ". , , (raiti) . XX- " " , 5000 , "Siedlung Blutenburg". , , , " " , . . XIII- , . XV- " " (Agnes Pernawerin), , (Schloss Blutenburg), .

28000-24000 . . (Pre-Proto-Basques) ( ) ( ) - , , (, - ), ( ) , . , , . , ( ), - . , , . , , , . , " -" () . , 15000 -. . "" "". - "", "", "", "-", "Ur-Asena", "" "Ura-Jendea", " " " ". - , , . . , , , . , 28000-24000 . . -- , -, , - . (Wikipedia)

" -", , () , , , . , , . , , (" ") (""). ("", "", "", "") , . (, ) () -, . "-" . (Hugo Obermaier, 1913) - , - , . " -", -, . , (1) , : "", (2) , (3) ( , , ), " ", (4) , : "". , " -": " ".

"" - "Hand impression and ideomorph" "-" ( ), - " -" [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cave_of_La_Pasiega]. ( ). , -. , "kapu" "hazir" "" " ". : " , , ".

, . , . . , , . . " ". . , , : , . , , . , , .

- (the Franco-Cantabrian region) (, - Font de Gaume, , ), - (Paleolithic Tectiforms), . (PaleoSemiotics) . . (1) ( ) 90 ( ). (2) () , . (3) , . (4) , , . , . , .

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The archaic cultures of the ancient Near East, the West and North Africa and Franco-Cantabria (Spain, France) since the first migrations of Homo sapiens from the West Africa to Europe are probably based on the Proto-Afroasiatic Language and Pictograms. This concerns the famous Inscription of La Pasiega in Spain. Is the Inscription of La Pasiega (La Inscripcion de La Pasiega) still a Top Secret? This 'Inscription' of Gallery B is even more complex and unique than the other signs of Cueva de La Pasiega, or Cave of La Pasiega, which is situated in the Spanish municipality of Puente Viesgo, one of the most important monuments of Paleolithic art in Cantabria. This cave is included in the UNESCO schedule of Human Heritage since July 2008, under the citation "Cave of Altamira and palaeolithic cave art of Northern Spain." I will try to look at the inscription from a position of paleolinguistics. The archaic cultures of the ancient Near East and Franco-Cantabria since the first migrations of Homo sapiens from the West Africa and the West Asia to Europe were probably based on the Proto-Afroasiatic Language and Pictograms, as well as on some Neanderthal dialects. Thereafter here is my very new hypothesis on the Inscription of La Pasiega (Spain). Now it concerns the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms. I have assumed that they are similar to the Proto-Sinaitic Script. Afroasiatic is the oldest established language family in the world. I am trying now to study the culture and petroglyphs of the ancient Africa and to establish a connection between the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms from one hand and the symbols of the Proto-Basques or Pre-Proto-Basques from the other hand, who migrated from the East Africa through the Western Asia to Franco-Cantabria. The Proto-Afroasiatic Language is believed to come from the Upper Nile Valley (the center of the Halfan culture) to the Iberian Peninsula (the Proto-Iberian, Proto-Aquitanian (Pre-Proto-Basque) and Proto-Cantabrian cultures) c. 22.5-22.0 ka cal BP or even earlier (Wikipedia). Therefore a new version of the decryption (decipherment) of the Inscription of La Pasiega using the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms is proposed as follows: "we (2 families of the inhabitants of the cave) are asking the deities to protect our home and to bring us good luck in hunting" or "we, namely two families (two chiefs of two tribes), ask separately our Goddess for help in filling our two traps with animals". An attempt to read the "Inscription of La Pasiega" using directly the Proto-Sinaitic Script leads to the following (taking into account that doubling of ideogram or logogram means plural): "zaynu/rasu zaynu/rasu baytu kapu kapu hasir" (in Proto-Sinaitic) or "the chiefs of the cave ask the goddess to fill the traps" (in English) or " " (in Russian) or "nagusi-nagusi haitzulu bostu-bostu hesi" (in Pre-Proto-Basque). I guess, that the Inscription of La Pasiega was made appr. 20,000 - 15,000 years ago by the Pre-Proto-Basques using the symbols similar to the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms. I think, that the Pre-Proto-Basques had some connections with the Near East at that time or even earlier.



































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