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Originally posted by Aztecatl
As I said, the book is Speculum regale, from 1210 A.D. go look it up.
From the Speculum Regale (also called the King's Mirror, written in Norway around 1250): "It once happened in that country (and this seems indeed strange) that a living creature was caught in the forest as to which no one could say definitely whether it was a man or some other animal; for no one could get a word from it or be sure that it understood human speech. It had the human shape, however, in every detail, both as to hands and face and feet; but the entire body was covered with hair as the beasts are, and down the back it had a long coarse mane like that of a horse, which fell to both sides and trailed along the ground when the creature stooped in walking. I believe I have now recounted most of the marvels that have their origin in the nature of the land itself, so far as we seem to have sure knowledge concerning them."
Originally posted by ignorant_ape
Originally posted by Aztecatl
As I said, the book is Speculum regale, from 1210 A.D. go look it up.
ah finally after much insult , we get to the citation
so i presume you are refereing to the woodwose ?? - if so - why didnt you come out and say it origionaly - if not , just what the heck are you refereing too
my german and latin , is adequate - but not upto a speculative read of an antire book - to do your home work for you
your behaviour is becoming increasingly trollish , and irritating . so if you ant this thread to proceed - its incumbent on YOU to provide so refference material
put as a public service here is a quote ,
From the Speculum Regale (also called the King's Mirror, written in Norway around 1250): "It once happened in that country (and this seems indeed strange) that a living creature was caught in the forest as to which no one could say definitely whether it was a man or some other animal; for no one could get a word from it or be sure that it understood human speech. It had the human shape, however, in every detail, both as to hands and face and feet; but the entire body was covered with hair as the beasts are, and down the back it had a long coarse mane like that of a horse, which fell to both sides and trailed along the ground when the creature stooped in walking. I believe I have now recounted most of the marvels that have their origin in the nature of the land itself, so far as we seem to have sure knowledge concerning them."
if you ACTUALLY tel us what you are refering to instead of beeing madeningly vague and hurling insults st any one who questions you - you might discover that we know far more than you give us credit for
Originally posted by Aztecatl
strange how all the good things start with the sound "As" (sounds the same anyway in folk-tongues.) Asgard.. Asia... Aser... Aztlan...
Az-tlantli = "At-lant-is".....