Voynich Manuscript Dated To 15th Cen.

[krkey1]

www.theregister.co.uk/2011/02/11/voynich_dated/

[merkavah12]

The "Voynich manuscript" was found in 1912 at the Villa Mondragone, a one-time papal palace complex near Rome which was at the time being used as a scientific college by the Jesuit order of the Catholic church – formerly famous for their deviousness and secrecy. Book dealer Wilfrid Voynich found the tome among a chestful of volumes offered for sale by the Jesuits.

*Emphasis mine.

That line cracks me up. I just imagine the author having nightmares about Jesuit priests with red glowing eyes, cackling evilly with super science weather control machines and robots, plotting to defeat Spiderman.

[davedodo007]

Feb 12, 2011 1:53:27 GMT merkavah12 said:

The "Voynich manuscript" was found in 1912 at the Villa Mondragone, a one-time papal palace complex near Rome which was at the time being used as a scientific college by the Jesuit order of the Catholic church – formerly famous for their deviousness and secrecy. Book dealer Wilfrid Voynich found the tome among a chestful of volumes offered for sale by the Jesuits.

*Emphasis mine.

That line cracks me up. I just imagine the author having nightmares about Jesuit priests with red glowing eyes, cackling evilly with super science weather control machines and robots, plotting to defeat Spiderman.

Now, now, You are beginning to make me look like a accomodationalist.