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* To begin reading the Oera Linda, select a translation:<br><span style="font-size: 120%;">[[English Translations|EN <div class="emoji flag uk"></div>]]</span> ([[Jan Ott|Ott]] 2024, [[William R. Sandbach|Sandbach]] 1876)<br><span style="font-size: 120%;">[[:Category:Nederlandse_Vertalingen|NL <div class="emoji flag nl"></div>]]</span> ([[Jacques F. Overwijn|Overwijn]] 1951, [[Jan G. Ottema|Ottema]] 1876)<br><span style="font-size: 120%;">[[:Category:Deutsche_%C3%9Cbersetzungen|DE <div class="emoji flag de"></div>]]</span> (partial) | * To begin reading the Oera Linda, select a translation:<br><span style="font-size: 120%;">[[English Translations|EN <div class="emoji flag uk"></div>]]</span> ([[Jan Ott|Ott]] 2024, [[William R. Sandbach|Sandbach]] 1876)<br><span style="font-size: 120%;">[[:Category:Nederlandse_Vertalingen|NL <div class="emoji flag nl"></div>]]</span> ([[Jan Ott|Ott]]: work in progress, [[Jacques F. Overwijn|Overwijn]] 1951, [[Jan G. Ottema|Ottema]] 1876)<br><span style="font-size: 120%;">[[:Category:Deutsche_%C3%9Cbersetzungen|DE <div class="emoji flag de"></div>]]</span> (partial) | ||
* [[Manuscript pages|Manuscript pages and edited transcription]] | * [[Manuscript pages|Manuscript pages and edited transcription]] | ||
* Partial index of people and places in the book: [[:Category:People|People]] | [[:Category:Places|Places]] | * Partial index of people and places in the book: [[:Category:People|People]] | [[:Category:Places|Places]] | ||
Revision as of 13:36, 21 February 2024
Codex Oera Linda
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Fryas Language
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19 February 2024 — The Oera Linda Foundation is editing the transcription to facilitate the creation of a Fryas grammar and to make it easier to learn the language with consistent spelling. The new revision of Codex Oera Linda, a Dutch translation and a video reading in Fryas are also being worked on.
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Did you know...
- According to the book, the ancient Northwestern Europeans called themselves Frya's Children (or simply the Fryas) and spoke only one language, which they called Fryas — and even “God's language.”
- According to the book, the ancient Northwestern Europeans were not heathens, but believed in only one God, whom they called Wralda (“the Primordial One,” or lit. “the Overoldest”).
- The book was quickly attacked and ridiculed in newspapers before the first translation was published in 1872.
- The book is often called invented (e.g. on Wikipedia), but that would have required archaeological knowledge that people in the 19th century did not have, as well as an impossible amount of effort, time and money with no hope of any gain.