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18世纪有一个神奇的人物叫艾吉·博基诺,在非洲的毛里求斯,他能用肉眼望到几天后海上船只到港的情况,曾多次作过惊人的预测。艾吉·博基诺用肉眼预侧海上船只的史料,至今已很难找到,但多年来许多毛里求斯历史学家对这段历史坚信不疑。他们向世界各地著名的图书馆投书寻访,遗憾的是:世界最大的华盛顿国会图书馆拒绝接受咨询,大英不列颠图书馆的回函杳无音讯,巴黎人类学博物馆目录中没有发现……正在“山穷水尽疑无路”时,由路易港寄来了一只邮包,内中是国立毛里求斯民族档案库提供的,报道博基诺的有关历史文件的复印件。
In the eighteenth century there was a fantastic figure called Ezie Bojnor, who in Mauritius in Africa could see by naked eye how few ships arrived at port after a few days. He made amazing predictions on numerous occasions. It is hard to find out until now, with Eddie Burkina forecourt a vessel on board the sea, but many Mauritian historians have for many years convinced the history. They went to the famous libraries in different parts of the world to search for books. Unfortunately, the Library of Congress in Washington, the world’s largest library, refused to be consulted. There was no reply to the British Library’s reply, and no one was found in the Paris Museum of Anthropology. When there was no solution to the problem, a parcel was sent from Port Louis, which was provided by the National Mauritian National Archives and covered a copy of the historic document of Burkino.