Books play a huge role in human history. This is not just a paper carrier of information, but also interesting thoughts, facts or fantasies of the author related to each other. An ordinary book at first glance can transfer historical and scientific experience from generation to generation. Antique works, due to their uniqueness, are of particular value. Some rare books people still cannot understand or decipher. These include, for example, the George Ripley Scrolls. Today let's talk about the most mysterious books that stubbornly keep the mysteries hidden in themselves.
George Ripley Scrolls
The famous medieval alchemist, George Ripley, who was born in England, was well educated and wrote a work that is famous today, consisting of 20 scrolls.
Copies of them are kept in museums in England and the United States to this day.
So far, no one has been able to unravel the secrets of these manuscripts. Some scientists argue that they even have a theory of human cloning.
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The great prophecies of Michel Nostradamus in book format
Born in France in the family of a notary, the boy Michel received an excellent education and became an excellent doctor.
Carried away by the occult sciences all his life, Nostradamus wrote a famous collection of poems called "Centuries".
Unusual work - "The Serafini Code"
It remains unsolved to this day. The work was written in 1970 by the Italian artist Luigi Serafini.
The author himself admits that this creation, shrouded in mysteries, is an encyclopedia of an imaginary world. It is believed that we are talking about parallel worlds.
Chronicle of wonderful and significant events
Presented to readers in 1557, the book contains mysterious illustrations of spaceships and outlandish animals, drawn with amazingly accurate detail.
It is curious that the living creatures indicated in the book exactly coincide both with the creatures already discovered by science and with those that were discovered after the writing of the chronicles. Some of the living organisms depicted in it are still unknown to biologists.
Author: Irina Pasynkova
