Re: VMs: basic Rohonczi speculations

[Knox Mix <knoxmix@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I think: maybe a lectionary by a minister converted to Christianity, who 
might not have been very knowledgeable about the subject. The long 
straight lines remind me a little of Aramaic but I have no idea how that 
could be a factor.  ???????  A transcription will be slow work. Maybe it 
will lead to a key like that used in the deciphering of the Caucasian 
Albanian palimpsets that came back to life in a fire in the Sinai. A 
good story if you have not read it.

file:///F:/_Curiosities/AlbanianScript/113_zaza_secrets_revealed.html



mesinik@xxxxxx wrote:
> basic Rohonczi speculations
>
> the first question, could it be written in some Hungarian dialect or any
> language from Balkan? If so, were it dunno long ago?
>
> So, should we look elsewhere? Is the first target "in (or around of) Ottoman
> Empire"?
> http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdeastgw/maps/ottoman_empire.jpg
> It's pretty large, isn't it?
>
> Well, when looking for writers from right to left, for me the first pretendent
> is "turcic runes" (they did not care much, which direction to write these), but
> there could be others of course.
>
> If checking the Ottoman hemisphere for Rohonczi, so because of the heavy
> Christian presence, we should prefere the northern parts ... but not just that
> simple, some microcosmos could exist almost anywhere.
>
> Par example, a wild speculation: could it be connected to religious map of
> northeastern African (like Coptic, Ethiopian, probably smaller cultures exist)?
> Crosses, crescents, strange sunrings, swastikas or galaxies ... who knows ...
>
> Well, the Rohonczi could be crypto of course, too or having no meaning at all,
> blablabla. It even looks more like that kind of stuff, than VMS, the Doctorman's
> book. But the plaintext version is attractive, too.
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