Log of significant changes

Mar. 2:
Added notes at KRÍLINGER WALD, KRÍL.WOD, KRÍLWALD, pages [087, 096, 206]; Creil Woods, thicket (wood)? Also edited index entry.

Feb. 28:
Punjab now Panj-ab (Indus or Five Waters); river Indus not region Punjab.


Feb. 27:
Athena/ Athenia now consequently Athenia.

Feb. 16:
Linda shores (LINDA.WRDA) now Linda regions; pp. 5, 29, 87, 116, 143.
 
2020 Jan. 20:
[003/08]
Old: When these slave people had learned our language
New: When these apparent slaves had learned our language
[198/01]
Old: Gols, Slavons or Tartars
New: Gols, Slaves or Tartars
[142/22]
Old: Of three concepts, our descendants will teach their people and slaves the meaning
New: Of three concepts, our descendants will teach the meaning to their people and to slaves

2019 May 27:
[087/15] Old: The maidens will know how to explain and describe that, so we herewith consider our work to be done.
New: The maidens must explain in their way and have it described properly. Therefore, we herewith consider our work to be done.

May 29: I changed my mind again about modernising personal names and will remain closer to the original (as I used to prefer initially), while avoiding accents (Û, À, Í etc.) and trying to provide a spelling that leads to a reasonable pronounciation. Footnotes will be added to suggest a more modern or more well known version of the name.

transliteration (original spelling)	old translation	new translation
APOLLÁNJA	Apollonia	Apollania
BÉDEN	Bede	Beden
BÛDA	Bouda	Buda
KÁLIP	Calyp	Kalip
SÉKROPS	Cecrops	Seakrops
KONERÉD	Conrad	Koneread
KORN(H)ÉLJA	Corn(-h)elia	Korn(-h)elia
FRÉTHORIK	Frederick	Frethorik
GÉRT	Gerda	Geart
GÉRTMAN-	Gerdman-	Geartman-
HÁCHGÁNA	Heahgan	Haechgana
HELLÉNJA	Helena	Hellenia
LJÛDGÉRT	Liudgerd	Liudgeart
LJUDWERD and varieties	Liudwerd/ -garda	more like original
MINNO	Minos	Minno
SWÉTHIRTE	Sweetheart	Sweethirte
TÜNTJA	Tonia	Tuntia
ÛLYSUS	Ulysses	Ulysus
FÀSTA	Vesta	Festa
WICHHIRTE	Wichard	Wichhirte
WILFRÉTHE	Wilfrid	Wilfrethe

June 11: Forgotten

transliteration (original spelling)	old translation	new translation
GOL(-A/UM)/ GVLUM	Gaul(s)	Gol(s)
[203/04] BOPPA FRIA.S LANDUM SWABBERT [5] RANP MITH JUK ÀND KÉDNE OMME THÉRVMBE MOTON ALLE FOLKAR THÉR ÛT FRIA SPROTEN SEND HJARA TONÔMA WÉI WERPA ÀND HJARA SELVA ALLÉNA FRIA.S BERN JEFTHA FOLK HÉTA. FORTH [10] MOTON ALLE VPSTONDA ÀND ET FINDA.S FOLK FON FRIAS ERV DRÍVA. NILLATH HJA THAT NAVT NE DVA ALSA SKILUN HJA SLÁVONA BENDA VMBE HJARA HALSA KRÉJA. ALSA SKILUN THA VRLANDASKA HÉRA HJARA [15] BERN MISBRUKA ÀND FYTRA LÉTA TILTHJU THÀT BLOD SÍGATH INNA JOWRE GRÉVA. THÀN SKILUN THA SKINNA JOWRE ÉTHLA JO KVMA WEKJA ÀND JO BIKÍVJA VR JO LEFHÉD ÀND VNDIGERHÉD.	‘Disaster hovers over Frya's lands carrying yoke and chains, so all tribes that have sprung from Frya's blood must cast aside their nicknames and only call themselves Frya's children or folk. You must all rise and expel Finda's folk from Frya's domain. If you do not, you shall find slave chains placed around your necks. The foreign masters will abuse your children and have them lashed until their blood seeps into your graves. The spirits of your ancestors will come to wake you up and blame you for your cowardice and carelessness.’	[sudden change from 3rd to 2nd person conform original] ... They must all rise and expel Finda's folk from Frya's domain. If they do not, they shall find slave chains placed around their necks. The foreign masters will abuse their children ...

June, 17: STJURAR (and varieties?) sailors, navigators => steersmen / SKIPER sailor => skipper

July, 1: GRÉVETMAN is still 'reeve', but GRÉVA/ GRÉVUM/ GRÉVA.MAN is now changed into alderman/ aldermen. In particular when reeve is changed into (plur.) aldermen, the change is significant.