EN00b.01 Liko - Revision history

Bruce at 16:03, 30 April 2025

2025-04-30T16:03:03Z

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	'''[[00b\|b.01 [00b]]]''' My dear heirs,		'''[[00b\|b.01 [00b]]]''' My dear heirs,

	For our beloved ancestors’ sake, and for the sake of our precious freedom, a thousand times I bid you — dearest<ref>‘Dear ... beloved ... precious ... dearest’ — in original all <span class="fryas">LJAWA/-E</span>.</ref> — never to let the eyes of a papist ~~come upon~~ these writings.<ref>‘papist’ (<span class="fryas">PÁPE.KAPPE</span>) — lit.: ‘priest-cloak’; likely used as an invective, reducing the subject to an external characteristic. Possibly also ‘friend of the clergy’; see ‘keppe’ in Dictionary of the Dutch language ([https://gtb.ivdnt.org/iWDB/search?actie=article&wdb=WNT&id=A009623&lemmodern=keppe&domein=0&conc=true WNT]). </ref>		For our beloved ancestors’ sake, and for the sake of our precious freedom, a thousand times I bid you — dearest<ref>‘Dear ... beloved ... precious ... dearest’ — in original all <span class="fryas">LJAWA/-E</span>.</ref> — never to let the eyes of a papist stray across these writings.<ref>‘papist’ (<span class="fryas">PÁPE.KAPPE</span>) — lit.: ‘priest-cloak’; likely used as an invective, reducing the subject to an external characteristic. Possibly also ‘friend of the clergy’; see ‘keppe’ in Dictionary of the Dutch language ([https://gtb.ivdnt.org/iWDB/search?actie=article&wdb=WNT&id=A009623&lemmodern=keppe&domein=0&conc=true WNT]). </ref>

	They utter sweet words, but they subtly distort all that concerns us Fryas. To gain rich endowments,<ref>‘endowments’ (<span class="fryas">PREBENDNE</span>) — a ‘prebend’ is a stipend paid to a clergyman in the service of the Church.</ref> they collaborate with the puppet kings.<ref>‘puppet kings’ (<span class="fryas">POPPA KENINGGAR</span>) — i.e., figureheads loyal to or controlled by hidden powers, like marionettes. The West-Frisian invective ‘poepe’ and even Dutch ‘poep’ (English: poop) may have been derived from this use of the word.</ref> These know that we are their greatest enemies because we dare speak to their people of freedom, justice, and the obligations of nobility. Thus, they make certain to obliterate all traces of our ancestral heritage and what is left of our morals.<ref>‘morals’ (<span class="fryas">SÉDUM</span>) — Dutch: ‘zeden’; <span class="fryas">SÉDUM</span> or <span class="fryas">SÉDA</span> can also mean ‘seeds’.</ref>		They utter sweet words, but they subtly distort all that concerns us Fryas. To gain rich endowments,<ref>‘endowments’ (<span class="fryas">PREBENDNE</span>) — a ‘prebend’ is a stipend paid to a clergyman in the service of the Church.</ref> they collaborate with the puppet kings.<ref>‘puppet kings’ (<span class="fryas">POPPA KENINGGAR</span>) — i.e., figureheads loyal to or controlled by hidden powers, like marionettes. The West-Frisian invective ‘poepe’ and even Dutch ‘poep’ (English: poop) may have been derived from this use of the word.</ref> These know that we are their greatest enemies because we dare speak to their people of freedom, justice, and the obligations of nobility. Thus, they make certain to obliterate all traces of our ancestral heritage and what is left of our morals.<ref>‘morals’ (<span class="fryas">SÉDUM</span>) — Dutch: ‘zeden’; <span class="fryas">SÉDUM</span> or <span class="fryas">SÉDA</span> can also mean ‘seeds’.</ref>

Jan at 09:59, 21 March 2025

2025-03-21T09:59:12Z

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	My dear ones! I have visited their palace.<ref>Rulers at the time would have been: Hamacarus, Bishop of Utrecht (no historical records other than his name); Charlemagne, who subdued the Frisians after a three-year war (783-785); and Leo III, Pope of Rome.</ref> If Wralda allows, and if we fail to make ourselves strong, they will exterminate us all.		My dear ones! I have visited their palace.<ref>Rulers at the time would have been: Hamacarus, Bishop of Utrecht (no historical records other than his name); Charlemagne, who subdued the Frisians after a three-year war (783-785); and Leo III, Pope of Rome.</ref> If Wralda allows, and if we fail to make ourselves strong, they will exterminate us all.

	Written in Liudwerd, year eight hundred and three in Christian understanding.<ref>See note about dating in [[EN00a.01 Hidde\|previous chapter]]. Add note about year 781, the traditional year of the Frisians’ Christianization.</ref>		Written in Liudwerd, year eight hundred and three in Christian understanding.<ref>See note about dating in [[EN00a.01 Hidde\|previous chapter]]. [Add note about year 781, the traditional year of the Frisians’ Christianization.]</ref>

	Liko, surnamed Ovira-Linda.<ref>‘Ovira-Linda’ (<span class="fryas">OVIRA.LINDA</span>) — a variety of ‘Oera Linda’; see note at '''[[EN00a.01 Hidde\|a.01]]'''.</ref>		Liko, surnamed Ovira-Linda.<ref>‘Ovira-Linda’ (<span class="fryas">OVIRA.LINDA</span>) — a variety of ‘Oera Linda’; see note at '''[[EN00a.01 Hidde\|a.01]]'''.</ref>

Jan: add to not

2025-03-21T09:58:47Z

add to not

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	My dear ones! I have visited their palace.<ref>Rulers at the time would have been: Hamacarus, Bishop of Utrecht (no historical records other than his name); Charlemagne, who subdued the Frisians after a three-year war (783-785); and Leo III, Pope of Rome.</ref> If Wralda allows, and if we fail to make ourselves strong, they will exterminate us all.		My dear ones! I have visited their palace.<ref>Rulers at the time would have been: Hamacarus, Bishop of Utrecht (no historical records other than his name); Charlemagne, who subdued the Frisians after a three-year war (783-785); and Leo III, Pope of Rome.</ref> If Wralda allows, and if we fail to make ourselves strong, they will exterminate us all.

	Written in Liudwerd, year eight hundred and three in Christian understanding.<ref>See note about dating in [[EN00a.01 Hidde\|previous chapter]].</ref>		Written in Liudwerd, year eight hundred and three in Christian understanding.<ref>See note about dating in [[EN00a.01 Hidde\|previous chapter]]. Add note about year 781, the traditional year of the Frisians’ Christianization.</ref>

	Liko, surnamed Ovira-Linda.<ref>‘Ovira-Linda’ (<span class="fryas">OVIRA.LINDA</span>) — a variety of ‘Oera Linda’; see note at '''[[EN00a.01 Hidde\|a.01]]'''.</ref>		Liko, surnamed Ovira-Linda.<ref>‘Ovira-Linda’ (<span class="fryas">OVIRA.LINDA</span>) — a variety of ‘Oera Linda’; see note at '''[[EN00a.01 Hidde\|a.01]]'''.</ref>

Jan: note about dating

2025-02-18T08:47:52Z

note about dating

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	My dear ones! I have visited their palace.<ref>Rulers at the time would have been: Hamacarus, Bishop of Utrecht (no historical records other than his name); Charlemagne, who subdued the Frisians after a three-year war (783-785); and Leo III, Pope of Rome.</ref> If Wralda allows, and if we fail to make ourselves strong, they will exterminate us all.		My dear ones! I have visited their palace.<ref>Rulers at the time would have been: Hamacarus, Bishop of Utrecht (no historical records other than his name); Charlemagne, who subdued the Frisians after a three-year war (783-785); and Leo III, Pope of Rome.</ref> If Wralda allows, and if we fail to make ourselves strong, they will exterminate us all.

	Written in Liudwerd, year eight hundred and three in Christian understanding.		Written in Liudwerd, year eight hundred and three in Christian understanding.<ref>See note about dating in [[EN00a.01 Hidde\|previous chapter]].</ref>

	Liko, surnamed Ovira-Linda.<ref>‘Ovira-Linda’ (<span class="fryas">OVIRA.LINDA</span>) — a variety of ‘Oera Linda’; see note at '''[[EN00a.01 Hidde\|a.01]]'''.</ref>		Liko, surnamed Ovira-Linda.<ref>‘Ovira-Linda’ (<span class="fryas">OVIRA.LINDA</span>) — a variety of ‘Oera Linda’; see note at '''[[EN00a.01 Hidde\|a.01]]'''.</ref>

Jan at 08:42, 15 February 2025

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	'''B. Liko Ovira-Linda'''		'''B. Liko Ovira-Linda'''

	'''[[~~Fs_00b~~\|b.01 [00b]]]''' My dear heirs,		'''[[00b\|b.01 [00b]]]''' My dear heirs,

	For our beloved ancestors’ sake, and for the sake of our precious freedom, a thousand times I bid you — dearest<ref>‘Dear ... beloved ... precious ... dearest’ — in original all <span class="fryas">LJAWA/-E</span>.</ref> — never to let the eyes of a papist come upon these writings.<ref>‘papist’ (<span class="fryas">PÁPE.KAPPE</span>) — lit.: ‘priest-cloak’; likely used as an invective, reducing the subject to an external characteristic. Possibly also ‘friend of the clergy’; see ‘keppe’ in Dictionary of the Dutch language ([https://gtb.ivdnt.org/iWDB/search?actie=article&wdb=WNT&id=A009623&lemmodern=keppe&domein=0&conc=true WNT]). </ref>		For our beloved ancestors’ sake, and for the sake of our precious freedom, a thousand times I bid you — dearest<ref>‘Dear ... beloved ... precious ... dearest’ — in original all <span class="fryas">LJAWA/-E</span>.</ref> — never to let the eyes of a papist come upon these writings.<ref>‘papist’ (<span class="fryas">PÁPE.KAPPE</span>) — lit.: ‘priest-cloak’; likely used as an invective, reducing the subject to an external characteristic. Possibly also ‘friend of the clergy’; see ‘keppe’ in Dictionary of the Dutch language ([https://gtb.ivdnt.org/iWDB/search?actie=article&wdb=WNT&id=A009623&lemmodern=keppe&domein=0&conc=true WNT]). </ref>

Jan: no dating in title

2025-02-06T16:11:07Z

no dating in title

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	'''<big>Letters of Instruction</big>'''		'''<big>Letters of Instruction</big>'''

	'''B. Liko Ovira-Linda~~, 803 CE~~'''		'''B. Liko Ovira-Linda'''

	'''[[Fs_00b\|b.01 [00b]]]''' My dear heirs,		'''[[Fs_00b\|b.01 [00b]]]''' My dear heirs,

Jan: /* {{Title other languages}} */

2024-11-02T12:29:16Z

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	:<div class="emoji flag de"></div> '''[[DE00b.01 Liko]]'''		:<div class="emoji flag de"></div> '''[[DE00b.01 Liko]]'''
	:<div class="emoji flag es"></div> '''[[ES00b.01 Liko]]'''		:<div class="emoji flag es"></div> '''[[ES00b.01 Liko]]'''
	:<div class="emoji flag fs"></div> ~~'''~~[[FS00b.01 LIKO\|'''FS00b.01 <span class="fryas">LIKO</span>''']]		:<div class="emoji flag fs"></div> [[FS00b.01 LIKO\|'''FS00b.01 <span class="fryas">LIKO</span>''']]
	:<div class="emoji flag fy"></div> '''[[FY00b.01 Liko]]'''		:<div class="emoji flag fy"></div> '''[[FY00b.01 Liko]]'''
	:<div class="emoji flag nl"></div> '''[[NL00b.01 Liko]]'''		:<div class="emoji flag nl"></div> '''[[NL00b.01 Liko]]'''

Jan: /* {{Title other languages}} */

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	{{Chapter Navigation\|normal=EN001.01 Assembly\|back=EN00a.01 Hidde\|alternative=EN047.06 Before\|altback=EN00a.01 Hidde}}		{{Chapter Navigation\|normal=EN001.01 Assembly\|back=EN00a.01 Hidde\|alternative=EN047.06 Before\|altback=EN00a.01 Hidde}}
	=={{Title other languages}}==		=={{Title other languages}}==
	<span><div class="emoji flag de"></div> '''[[DE00b.01 Liko]]''' <div class="emoji flag es"></div> '''[[ES00b.01 Liko]]''' <div class="emoji flag fy"></div> '''[[FY00b.01 Liko]]''' <div class="emoji flag nl"></div> '''[[NL00b.01 Liko]]''' <div class="emoji flag no"></div> '''[[NO00b.01 Liko]]'''</span>		<span>
			:<div class="emoji flag de"></div> '''[[DE00b.01 Liko]]'''
			:<div class="emoji flag es"></div> '''[[ES00b.01 Liko]]'''
			:<div class="emoji flag fs"></div> '''[[FS00b.01 LIKO\|'''FS00b.01 <span class="fryas">LIKO</span>''']]
			:<div class="emoji flag fy"></div> '''[[FY00b.01 Liko]]'''
			:<div class="emoji flag nl"></div> '''[[NL00b.01 Liko]]'''
			:<div class="emoji flag no"></div> '''[[NO00b.01 Liko]]'''</span>

	=={{Other EN}}==		=={{Other EN}}==

Bruce at 07:32, 21 September 2024

2024-09-21T07:32:26Z

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	'''B. Liko Ovira-Linda, 803 CE'''		'''B. Liko Ovira-Linda, 803 CE'''

	'''[[Fs_00b\|b.01 [00b]]]''' My dear ~~progeny~~,		'''[[Fs_00b\|b.01 [00b]]]''' My dear heirs,

	For our beloved ancestors’ sake, and for the sake of our precious freedom, a thousand times I bid you — dearest<ref>‘Dear ... beloved ... precious ... dearest’ — in original all <span class="fryas">LJAWA/-E</span>.</ref> — never to let the eyes of a papist come upon these writings.<ref>‘papist’ (<span class="fryas">PÁPE.KAPPE</span>) — lit.: ‘priest-cloak’; likely used as an invective, reducing the subject to an external characteristic. Possibly also ‘friend of the clergy’; see ‘keppe’ in Dictionary of the Dutch language ([https://gtb.ivdnt.org/iWDB/search?actie=article&wdb=WNT&id=A009623&lemmodern=keppe&domein=0&conc=true WNT]). </ref>		For our beloved ancestors’ sake, and for the sake of our precious freedom, a thousand times I bid you — dearest<ref>‘Dear ... beloved ... precious ... dearest’ — in original all <span class="fryas">LJAWA/-E</span>.</ref> — never to let the eyes of a papist come upon these writings.<ref>‘papist’ (<span class="fryas">PÁPE.KAPPE</span>) — lit.: ‘priest-cloak’; likely used as an invective, reducing the subject to an external characteristic. Possibly also ‘friend of the clergy’; see ‘keppe’ in Dictionary of the Dutch language ([https://gtb.ivdnt.org/iWDB/search?actie=article&wdb=WNT&id=A009623&lemmodern=keppe&domein=0&conc=true WNT]). </ref>

Bruce: or "children and children's children"

2024-09-20T08:25:37Z

or "children and children's children"

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	'''B. Liko Ovira-Linda, 803 CE'''		'''B. Liko Ovira-Linda, 803 CE'''

	'''[[Fs_00b\|b.01 [00b]]]''' My dear ~~heirs~~,		'''[[Fs_00b\|b.01 [00b]]]''' My dear progeny,

	For our beloved ancestors’ sake, and for the sake of our precious freedom, a thousand times I bid you — dearest<ref>‘Dear ... beloved ... precious ... dearest’ — in original all <span class="fryas">LJAWA/-E</span>.</ref> — never to let the eyes of a papist come upon these writings.<ref>‘papist’ (<span class="fryas">PÁPE.KAPPE</span>) — lit.: ‘priest-cloak’; likely used as an invective, reducing the subject to an external characteristic. Possibly also ‘friend of the clergy’; see ‘keppe’ in Dictionary of the Dutch language ([https://gtb.ivdnt.org/iWDB/search?actie=article&wdb=WNT&id=A009623&lemmodern=keppe&domein=0&conc=true WNT]). </ref>		For our beloved ancestors’ sake, and for the sake of our precious freedom, a thousand times I bid you — dearest<ref>‘Dear ... beloved ... precious ... dearest’ — in original all <span class="fryas">LJAWA/-E</span>.</ref> — never to let the eyes of a papist come upon these writings.<ref>‘papist’ (<span class="fryas">PÁPE.KAPPE</span>) — lit.: ‘priest-cloak’; likely used as an invective, reducing the subject to an external characteristic. Possibly also ‘friend of the clergy’; see ‘keppe’ in Dictionary of the Dutch language ([https://gtb.ivdnt.org/iWDB/search?actie=article&wdb=WNT&id=A009623&lemmodern=keppe&domein=0&conc=true WNT]). </ref>