Re: Constructed Languages in History
From: | Paul Bennett <paul.bennett@...> |
Date: | Wednesday, October 6, 1999, 13:45 |
Roland Hoensch writes:
>>>>>>
Having briefly touched upon Hangul, a historic constructed script. I would
like to mention Enochian, the supposed script and language of God's Angels as
recieved by a medium in the middle-ages... or around that time.
It has since been used in magick (yes, magick aka sorcery as opposed to
stage magic) and a whole Enochian branch of magick has developped around it, a
fairly Judeo-Christian branch for that matter.
I am including a picture, showing my message (in English) in the Enochian
script.
<<<<<<
In the same vein, I have a TTF of something called "Theban", another magickal
script, which incedentally was used from time to time for the lettering on the
cloak/robes worn by "The Master" in the TV show "Doctor Who". Any takers?
I have to be honest, and say that I've yet to see a magickal script that didn't
look _incredibly_ corny, but maybe I'm just young, brash and inexperienced. It
strikes me that any self respecting thaumaturgist would use a logographic
script, but I can't for the life of me explain why...
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Pb
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