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Holmes and the Frisian Codex — Four New Chapters

I have now added four new chapters to Holmes and the Frisian Codex . These continue Holmes and Watson’s investigation in Leeuwarden, while also taking us back to the origins of Holmes’s interest in the Oera Linda Book in 1876.
The new chapters are ...

Thanks Friedrich. I would not describe it as a paradigm shift towards a Jesuit theory, nor am I working on the chronology in order to prove that Oera Linda is authentic.

What has changed somewhat is my approach. Rather than beginning with the question “Is Oera Linda authentic or a forgery?” , I ...

There is a borderland where the rigid deductions of the historian meet the wild, uncharted vistas of human imagination. It is upon this perilous frontier that we lay before you »Holmes and the Frisian Codex«.

First two chapters have been posted here:
1. Holmes and the Frisian Codex
2. Dissection ...

This is utterly interesting.
I will send you a DM.

I'm unaware of any actual openly done human killing rituals of that type, so perhaps it's a fabulous story.
To me it becomes ever more clear that these bizarre elements must have been propagandistic fantasies of the Renaissance (or later) authors of these texts. Partly based on true elements ...

Don't assume too much, Friedrich. There was much bots-traffic and the sites needed maintenance, so could not be used for a while. I myself had busy weeks with other priorities, may come back later and have a fresh re-read.

For now, I can only thank you, Cú.
Your account was a great read for me, shortly after a night without too much sleep.

Very interesting.
Many thanks, Cú.
Much of it is too unfamiliar to me to relate to, but the more I know, the more it will make sense.
Do you have thoughts on Troy’s location and when its last war was fought?

Apologies for the late reply, Friedrich.
(Your posts came in a time when I tried to focus on other work.)
Nordictimes did not seem mainstream to me.
Nor is De Andere Krant that published a long article dec. '24 .
It has been very long* since a neutral or positive article appeared anywhere in the ...

The Scythians are more recent in history than the Fryas. Even the Cimmerians are more recent. By about a millennia.
The Fryas may have existed as an (ever-shrinking) group (or several such groups) until shortly before the so-called Renaissance. And even then, they may still have been persecuted as ...