Runica Manuscripta
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The topic of this paper is to show the process of the encoding of fol. 25v of Codex Runicus, AM 28 8vo. More specifically, this manuscript has been chosen as a pilot project since it has been written entirely in runes and it is thus... more
Whilst the runica manuscripta of English tradition, the Scandinavian rune poems, and the occasional use of runes as writers’ signatures and in the Old High German glosses have been comparatively well-researched, this does not apply to the... more
"This paper contains a new analysis of the runic inscription on the Tune stone, made on the basis of autopsies and various earlier proposals. While I agree with the view that there is a word missing at the top of side A (contra Grønvik... more
There is evidence for the so-called displacement verb second in the language of the runic inscriptions, which most previous scholarship has failed to recognize.This evidence consists of clauses in which the finite verb immediately... more
This article presents the new find of a manuscript with runes from Byland in Yorkshire. It provides a full description of the manuscript and examines its Scandi navian runic alphabet in detail. The runes are further assessed within the... more
The topic of this paper is to show the process of the encoding of fol. 25v of Codex Runicus, AM 28 8vo. More specifically, this manuscript has been chosen as a pilot project since it has been written entirely in runes and it is thus... more
There is evidence for the so-called displacement verb second in the language of the runic inscriptions, which most previous scholarship has failed to recognize.This evidence consists of clauses in which the finite verb immediately... more
'Mindful Mitochondria: The Semiotics Elements of Primal Earth DNA'. Prose & Art: Stephanie Lynne Thorburn. A paper featuring excerpts offering an overview of a forthcoming title by the author in the #AlphaOmegaCodex series.... more
There is evidence for the so-called displacement verb second in the language of the runic inscriptions, which most previous scholarship has failed to recognize. This evidence consists of clauses in which the finite verb immediately... more