Re: VMs: ... for dummies

[Dennis <tsalagi@xxxxxxxx>]

Mart Vabar wrote:
> 
> On Sun, 22 Jun 2003, Xavier Ceccaldi wrote:

> BTW, it seems, we have totally forgot Lithuania in theories
> of VMS-origin. 

	I'm not aware of its ever being suggested...

	I've read that Lithuanian is the most archaic
Indo-European language 
extant,  FWIW.

> 
> Relatively well is known the story of Lithuania's elite-troops of jewish cavalry
> (no joke, boys - this originated from Khasaria), but the VMS has not
> their cultural fingerprints. But it could theoretically
> be some pagan "Metamorphoses" of herbal medecine...  ...and this makes sense in
> both contexts of origin (hoax/not hoax).

	Pagan religion... very interesting. In an old issue of
Gnosis magazine, I 
read that pre-Christian paganism survived more than
anyplace in Europe, and 
is still there to some extent.  I know no details.  

	I'd like to hear more, if you have any more details.

Dennis
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