The Oera Linda Book: Page Index

Translator's Preface

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Introduction

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Okke my Son

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The Book Of Adela's Followers

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Frya's Tex

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This has Fasta Spoken

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These are the Laws Established for the Government of the Citadels

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Universal Law

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Here Follow the Laws which were thus Established

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These are the Rights of the Mothers and the Kings

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Here are the Rules Established for the Security of all Frisians

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From Minno's Writings

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Laws for the Navigators

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Useful Extracts from the Writings left by Minno

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From Minno's Writings

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From the Writings of Minno

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These are the Three Principles on which these Laws are founded

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These Rules are made for Angry People

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These are the Rules Concerning Bastards

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What is written hereunder is inscribed on the Walls of Waraburgt

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This stands inscribed upon all Citadels

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This is inscribed on the Waraburgt by the Aldegamude

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All this is inscribed not only on the Waraburgt, but also on the Burgt Stavia, which lies behind the Port of Stavre

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What the Consequence of this was

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Now we will write about the War between the Burgtmaagden Kalta and Min-erva

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We now come to the History of Jon

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Now we shall write how it fared with Jon. It is inscribed at Texland.

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This is about the Geertmen

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In the Year One Thousand and Five after Atland was submerged, this was inscribed on the Eastern Wall of Fryasburgt

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This is inscribed in all our Citadels

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How it fared afterwards with the Magy

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The Writings of Adelbrost and Apollonia

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The Second Writing

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The Elegy of the Burgtmaagd

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The Oldest Doctrine

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The Second Part of the Oldest Doctrine

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This is written on Parchment. Speech and Answer to other Maidens as an Example

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Now I will write myself, first about my Citadel, and then about what I have been able to see

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The Writings of Frêthorik and Wiljow

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Now I will relate how the Geertman and many followers of Hellenia came back

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This Writing has been given to me about Northland and Schoonland (Scandinavia)

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Hail to all true Frisians

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The Writing of Konerêd

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Now I will write about Friso

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What Friso did further

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Now I will write about his son Adel

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Here is the Writing with Gosa's Advice

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Here is my Counsel

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The Writing of Beeden

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Letter of Rika the Oudmaagd, read at Staveren at the Juul Feast

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Fragmentary

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