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The Oera Linda Book, from a Manuscript of the Thirteenth Century

Note 2 — Introduction.

J. G. (Jan Gerhardus) Ottema translation

Min-erva was called Nyhellenia because her counsels were ny and hel, that is, new and clear. In Paul’s epitome of S. Pomponius Festus, de verborum Significatione, we find “Min-erva dicta quod bene moneat.” See Preller, Roman Mythology, p. 258.

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