Dime el Aterro

fernando · 10th September 2014, 05:10 PM

It seems as the dechiphering of these marks is far from being cracked.
I have been in contact with two specialists in Spanish swords. They both assume they are intrigued by this set up of words, which they had never seen. The approach that this is a call to violence is most improbable. Spanish allusions are basicaly on the pious side and not threat texts. Also the the manner the wording is separated brings no conclusion. Alisandro is not recorded as a Spanish sword smith; maybe an Italian ?
So back to square one, guys

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10th September 2014, 05:10 PM	#10
fernando (deceased) Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Portugal Posts: 9,694	Spanish ? It seems as the dechiphering of these marks is far from being cracked. I have been in contact with two specialists in Spanish swords. They both assume they are intrigued by this set up of words, which they had never seen. The approach that this is a call to violence is most improbable. Spanish allusions are basicaly on the pious side and not threat texts. Also the the manner the wording is separated brings no conclusion. Alisandro is not recorded as a Spanish sword smith; maybe an Italian ? So back to square one, guys .