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Posted on January 28, 2016 The Rohonc Codex is a illustrated, handwritten manuscript in some ways similar to the and other mysterious, encoded texts from the European Middle Ages. Not a single word has been decoded from the Rohonc Codex, though many have tried. Year-long studies have been made and experts in encryption have worked on the case. What is especially intriguing is that many of the failed attempts to solve the puzzle concludes that the scripts regularities strongly suggest a meaning. The Rohonc Codex is kept at Hungarian Academy of Sciences, this PDF is a complete copy generated from a microfilm.

The author, origin and date of the work remains a mystery. Download the Rohonc Codex here (9.75 MB / 448 pages). It is certainly rough to follow, and language aside anyone who has a legitimate background in Judeo-Christian history, art or study of theology and Jewish & Catholic symbolism, can reasonably conclude this is about Christianity. Whether it is in support of or against remains to be seen. But unfortunately, our “Genius” friend, has elevated their own wisdom and understanding beyond a level they can attain in reality, by being so quick to dismiss.

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As far as art “style” goes, I couldn’t even name the influences accuratelyso I’ll leave style to the art experts of this period. I am however, very savvy with symbolism, symbology and symbolic interactions.

I’m only going to name a few here. There are several images depicting ritualistic settings or behaviors which are uniquely specific to ancient Judean customs, one appears to (possibly) depict a setting for a Seder meal. There are other customs & behaviors depicted that suggest potentially Levitical practice(s). While others blend Jewish tribal custom with early Catholic practice.

There is even one which appears to depict a consecration of a Eucharistic sacramental offering, or the mass. The crown of thorns and the “passion” scene are uniquely Christian as well as the depiction of the 3 crosses, with the Christ in the foreground with a “cruciform halo” (widely used in Christian art during the medieval era), with the 2 thieves just behind him, both looking towards the Christ, one in acceptance, one in rejectionthis is classical Christian imagery. There is evidence of early Coptic Catholic, Byzantine Catholic, Eastern Orthodox as well as other uniquely Christian symbolism being used. The usages and ordered placement of these symbols and the symbolic interactions occurring is what intrigues me, as this suggests the author of the artwork portion, was at least very familiar with the Christian religion, i.e. Knowing what and where certain symbols were to be placed and how. Whether the artist and writer are the same, I couldn’t begin to say. I submit it may simply be a regionally specific rendition of the story of Christianity, for either educational or historical purposes of the era.

(Pictorially) it is clearly supporting ancient Jewish behaviors, Christian customs and perhaps the early Patristic era of the Catholic Church. That’s just my take on it, and I hope that the future will reveal the correct answer! Feel free to disagree, I simply had a blast looking at this ancient document, but then again that’s kind of my thing! So thank you to holybooks.com for the contributions you’ve made. Joseph Cafariello December 3rd, 2017 @ 1:06 am.

CODEX Seraphinianus Illustrations CODEX Serahinianus.What it lacks in any kind of meaningfulness, it returns in max psychedelic weird assness – and illustrative beauty. As The Voynich Manuscript it is written in Italy in an incomprehensible language with a made for the occasion set of characters. Enough said, you can find detailed bios on the works many places on the internet, try Wikipedia or some of the dedicated forums. Download the books here. Please bear in mind that both works are more than 50 MB, they might take a while to download. Answering Chandramouli Saha Because in those days not everybody knew how to read and write, and not everybody could afford to buy parchment and colors.

But above all if someone had the money to do so he would not write nonsense cover to cover across botanic, astrology and god knows what else. It’s not like now your grab pen and paper and start doodling. And a mentally ill person would definitely not acquire that kind of knowledge and wealth in those days, unlike today where the mentally ill is actually running countries. dalma dobisz December 10th, 2017 @ 4:24 pm.

Opera. Derived terms [ ]. () • Hyphenation: ope‧ra Noun [ ] opera ( plural ) • Declension [ ] Inflection (stem in long/high vowel, back harmony) singular plural nominative opera accusative dative instrumental causal-final translative terminative essive-formal essive-modal — — inessive superessive adessive illative sublative allative elative delative ablative of opera possessor single possession multiple possessions 1st person sing. 2nd person sing.