May The Truth Be Known – Vatican Library Puts 4,000 Ancient Manuscripts Online via The Event Chronicle

May The Truth Be Known – Vatican Library Puts 4,000 Ancient Manuscripts Online via The Event Chronicle
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Vatican Library Puts 4,000 Ancient Manuscripts Available Online For Free


(Message to Eagle) The Vatican Apostolic Library is now digitising its valuable ancient religious manuscripts and putting them online via its website, available for the public to view for free, as well as turning to crowdfunding to help it complete its work.
The Vatican Library was founded in 1451 AD and holds over 80,000 manuscripts, prints, drawings, plates and incunabula (books printed prior to 1500 AD) written throughout history by people of different faiths from across the world.
Bilingual version of the Iliad, with Greek text and Latin translation, double facing page(Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana)The library also includes letters from important historical figures, drawings and notes by artists and scientists such as Michelangelo and Galileo, as well as treaties from all eras in history.The ancient documents are now being preserved under the DigitaVaticana programme using FITS, the format developed by Nasa to store images, astronomical, and astrophysical data, and until now, only 500 manuscripts and 600 incunabula were available to view on the Vatican Library website.
Pre-Columbian Aztec manuscript, written probably near Puebla (Mexico) at the end of the fifteenth century (Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana)Now, the Vatican has teamed up with Japanese firm NTT Data to digitise a further 3,000 manuscripts by 2018.The manuscripts will be available as high-definition images that can be accessed using NTT Data’s AMLAD digital archive viewing technology (you can view some samples here), which can be used on a multitude of devices including tablets.
Beautifully illuminated Hebrew manuscript of the Mishneh Torah of Maimonides, dated between 1451 and 1475.(Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana)Right now, users have to search the old digitised database manually by clicking on each title and scanning through all the pages in each book, but the AMLAD viewer will have a comprehensive search function built-in and ready to use by the end of 2014.The Vatican is also still seeking funds to digitise the remaining 76,000 manuscripts, which it estimates will take more than 15 years, over €50m, and the efforts of more than 150 specialised experts.
Vatican Virgil produced in Rome around 400 AD, one of the few surviving examples of ancient illustration of a classic text. The codex, studied by Raphael and purchased by Fulvio Orsini in 1579, arrived in the Vatican Library in 1600.(Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana)In June 2014, the Vatican held a fundraising event and gave attending guests an exclusive guided tour of areas generally closed to the public, including the Library halls, laboratories and the caveau where the manuscripts are safeguarded, with dinner in the Sistine Hall.A Japanese dance painting, one of 11 watercolor paints representing figures of Japanese dance, centuries XVI – XVIII.(Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana)The Vatican is also turning to crowdfunding and is now seeking donations of €5 (£4, $6.38) to save a single page in a manuscript, while donations of at least €1,000 will see the backer included on the official supporters list.Companies can also choose to become a partner like NTT Data and work with the Vatican on preserving irreplaceable ancient texts.
Oath, signed by 42 Christians of Kuchinotzu (Japan), to defend their missionaries to death, dated 1613.(Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana)Collection of 73 fragments of the Koran Kufic (with a precious fragment h.ig(a-zi-) that belonged to the antiquarian and bibliophile Tàmmaro De Marinis. Donated to the Vatican Library in 1946.(Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana)“The originals will be kept safe in temperature and humidity-controlled anti-atomic bunkers,” the Vatican writes on the DigitaVaticana website.Illustrations of The Divine Comedy by Sandro Botticelli for Lorenzo the Magnificent, in XV century(Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana)“Thanks to technology we can preserve the past and bequeath it to the future. The manuscripts will be freely available to everyone on the Vatican Library website and the world’s knowledge will truly become humanity’s heritage.”Source: Message to Eagle


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Wow! I wonder if they are going to share all of it or just what they want us to see?

Thanks Purps!

What's that up in the air in that 2nd pic? Hmm
Last pic looks like hollow earth, even has the grass on top.


Hmmm, just went to the vatican website, wouldn't you think a digital picture could be enlarged if you wanted.
You can zoom in but not over the whole pic.
I dont think they are revealing much imho.
You cant even read the frigen documents, too blury.
http://digital.vatlib.it/en/collection

Ok, I take the blury bit back. They slowly come into focus, prob my shit dodo internet!
but as far as I can tell you still cant zoom in and move around the doc.

If you ever checked out pics of paintings by the masters, many have craft in the sky. Which is probably why the Vatican takes possession of histories many documents etc. and buries them in the Vatican Vaults never to be seen again.

This tactic of them releasing this stuff now is just a throw the dog a bone ploy if you ask me.

The miles and miles of archived material down there should be seized by the people for the people and should have been done centuries ago. The book of Enoch that "disappeared", the Ark of the Covenant, the truth on the origin of RH- blood type and the true origin of humans etc. etc. kept hostage by the pedophile Satanists.

Maybe this is the reason that they molest as many strong young boys of spirit that they can get their hands on to break them and make them fearful so they will not be so inclined to overthrow these creatures and take them down.

Oh my... looks like I am kind of crabby this morning. LOL Not enough sleep I guess and needing more coffee.

Well how synchronistic..... here is an example for you WTF:

Ancient UFO Discovered On Old Monastery Painting by talesfromthelou

[ltr]Ancient Flying Disc Discovered On Old Monastery Painting - MessageToEagle.com.
http://www.messagetoeagle.com
19 October, 2014
A curious disc-shaped flying object has been discovered on an old painting in the Biserica Manastirii, or Church of the Dominican Monastery, in the town of Sighisoara, Romania.
The object is similar to other disc-shaped UFOs seen in paintings and coins ranging from the 4th century to the 17th century.
According to Gilli Schechter and Hannan Sabat of the Israeli Extraterrestrials and UFOs Research Organization (EURA), they received a picture of the painting from
Catalina Borta who took the photograph while visiting the monastery...
The age of the painting is unknown, but monastery was originally built in the 14th century.

Full story:
Ancient Flying Disc Discovered On Old Monastery Painting - MessageToEagle.com.[/ltr]


[ltr]talesfromthelou | October 22, 2014 at 3:22 am | Categories: Aliens, Art, History, UFOs | URL: http://wp.me/p11uXw-ljo[/ltr]

PurpleSkyz: "This tactic of them releasing this stuff now is just a throw the dog a bone ploy if you ask me." -- and to that I would further add, a rubber bone laced with arsenic.

I consider this situation to be absurd to the max, laughable if not so monumentally pathetic. Control and manipulation layered over deceit and destruction, layered over etc., etc.

But wait, it goes even beyond beyond absurd: "The Vatican is also turning to crowdfunding and is now seeking donations...".

The Vatican seeking donations. I can't even think of the words with which to respond.

Well I can but I would have to ban myself!!!!

David these so called men are some of the most deplorable subhumans to walk the earth. The wealth that they hold could resolve homelessness and hunger across the planet. This is no exaggeration either. ugh....

Hmm, notifications dont seem to be working for me..

Thanks for the pic purpz, that is one of the best I have seen and I have seen many.
WTF is THAT in the sky???
A bird, a plane, no its the artists interpretation of a bald eagle :)
You are right, these artifacts are being hidden and suppressed all over the world in so many ways.
Egypt is a great example, crimea, North Korea, China, Scotland, Africa, USA, Australia, you name it and thats just the stuff we have found to date.
I watch documentaries and laugh at alot of their explanations, its such a joke. Sad bit True!

WTF.. go to the Profile button up top. It may be that yours is clicked off for some reason.

I will bring up more links for you from the archives as I run across them also. I know I have many other examples buried in there and unlike the Vatican you are ALL welcome to check them out. hahahaha

Thanks purpz, hmmm they are ok now.