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the main online source about Oera Linda, since 2022

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Codex Oera Linda

• To begin reading the Oera Linda, select a language:
  
  • Fryas — edited transcription (Ott, 2025)
  • Deutsch — Stafford, Wallis: zum Teil
  • English — Ott 2025
  • Español — Plumas 2025
  • Frysk — Bosman: foar in part
  • Nederlands — Ott 2025
  • Norsk — Lien 2015
• Old translations

Various Studies

• Fryas based fonts
• Word studies
• Grammar studies
• Studies Nederlandstalig (in Dutch language)
• Geographic locations

Links

• Oera Linda Foundation home page
• Saved from the Flood (blog)
• YouTube channel
• Oera Linda Forum
• Twitter/X page
• Facebook page

News

any time — Latest wiki changes

27 May — added letters (Dutch) Ottema, Cornelis and Leendert Over de Linden (1870-1879), transcribed by Nico Luitse, edited by Jan Ott.

24 Jan. — Raw transcription finished and linked to from translations.

10 Sept. 2024 — A raw transcription will be provided again (sample). The edited version will be presented as proper chapters in Fryas language and script (sample).

8 Sept. — New improved Standskrift font available on the Fonts page. The old font is available as a separate download.

20 Aug. — The chapter numbering system has been revised. To find the current name/code of a chapter, use the conversion table on the Chapter structure page.

Some theses (draft)

• If it were possible to explain in a scholarly article why Oera Linda cannot be authentic, this would have been done long ago.
• Jensma's 2004 dissertation on Oera Linda is premised on the assumption that it is a 19th-century creation and does not answer the question of why the manuscript or its contents cannot be authentic.
• The alleged evidence against authenticity was given in an 1876 Dutch-language pamphlet and is so lacking in rigor that no one has ever bothered to translate it or confirm its arguments and conclusions.