tepa codex

On Fri, 7 Apr 2000, Brad Coon wrote:

> dirk elzinga wrote:
>
> > However, if I were to cut the tether (so to speak), I'm sure it
> > would fit in nicely, and it might even allow me to juice up the
> > language some; at times I've felt somewhat constrained by the
> > affect that what remains of Tepa exists only in the journals of
> > a Mormon missionary; no matter how good a linguist Elder Walker
> > may have been, there were other things on his mind, and the
>
> Perhaps Elder Walker could commission a Tepa equivalent to the
> Florentine Codex of the socalled Aztecs?  That should give you
> plenty of material to juice up the lg.
I like the idea! it deserves some thought this summer. Of
course, the document would have to be written in the Deseret
Alphabet ...

Dirk

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Dirk Elzinga
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