A GERMAN FIGHTING TWO HAND SWORD LATE 16 TH CENTURY

Marcus den toom · 5th January 2016, 04:04 PM

Hi Jean,

I also got a strange feeling that this is not pure Latin.
And the above part of the blade reads the same on both sides:

il iusto uowe hic
sian ponito amia

The N and H are unclear at certain point because they are both 5 "dots" and there are also a few unknown symbols like ic (beeing one symbol instead of two) etc.

Good fun to research so i am very curious to see the results of that paper

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5th January 2016, 04:04 PM	#11
Marcus den toom Member Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Netherlands Posts: 534	Hi Jean, I also got a strange feeling that this is not pure Latin. And the above part of the blade reads the same on both sides: il iusto uowe hic sian ponito amia The N and H are unclear at certain point because they are both 5 "dots" and there are also a few unknown symbols like ic (beeing one symbol instead of two) etc. Good fun to research so i am very curious to see the results of that paper