Re: Paracelsus: Propheceien und Weissagungen
Posted: 14 Jan 2011, 17:55
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More? Luther during his time at the Wartburg discovered, that the fly, that was rumoring in his translator cell (well, the bible translation project, you know, a big work, which would bring out a new form of German language, that still exists), actually was the devil. With courage he took the inkpot, and, no joke, tourism guides again has something to point to. It's not documented, if this classical baseball throw really did hit the devil, but alas, it worked, when you visit the cell, the devil is gone, but the ink spot at the wall is still there. Under the hand one hears of the story, that the ink spot is repainted (let say "restaurated" for historical accuracy) occasionally.
Sorry you don't see it, Huck.Huck wrote:... ... I see somebody scribbling with a pen on some printed paper, maybe a 1-minute-action. I see some others starting a discussion, if he meant a fly ... ... maybe it takes some days.
As soon as you pointed it out, the fly outline was quite apparent. Once you see the wings, then the legs and body are clear as well. It is well drawn. And the demonic associations of the Lord of the Flies are well known, making it perfectly reasonable.OnePotato wrote:Sorry you don't see it, Huck.Huck wrote:... ... I see somebody scribbling with a pen on some printed paper, maybe a 1-minute-action. I see some others starting a discussion, if he meant a fly ... ... maybe it takes some days.
Actually, I won't spend "days" in a discussion about whether "...he meant a fly."
I've simply pointed out something that I know about, and there it is.
Huck wrote:... ... I see somebody scribbling with a pen on some printed paper, maybe a 1-minute-action. I see some others starting a discussion, if he meant a fly ... ... maybe it takes some days.