Category Archives: Voynich script and language
The last page f116v revisited
I would like to revisit the last page of the Voynich manuscript, namely f116v Free download of Bible hymns. Here below I reproduce the proposed analysis offered by Johannes Albus at the Voynich 100 conference in Italy in May 2012. One reason for reproducing it here is that it seems to me relatively unknown 악마는 …
The Voynich: lost language theory
One possible explanation of the Voynich manuscript’s mysterious script and underlying language – a view which I find plausible – is that the script was devised for a particular community, possibly to write down an already existing language, and then that script was lost to us, with the exception of the Voynich manuscript visual studio …
A proposed identification of a word found on f77v – by Darren Worley
This is a post sent in by Darren Worley – thanks Darren. ——————– In this report I suggest a possible reading for a text label found on f77v. This follows on from a 2015 post on the same topic (here) that I now believe to be incomplete. I also speculate on what this might imply …
A proposed identification for the f57v symbol, by Darren Worley
This post was contributed by Darren Worley – many thanks! ————— On page f57v of the Voynich manuscript, in the bottom right hand corner, an unusual symbol can be found. In this short report I suggest a possible identification and its purpose. I also describe a mid-15th century manuscript containing many other examples of this …
How to crack the Voynich code, and how not to…..
Here is a pastiche of the type of message I get almost every week: “Dear Mr Bax, I am writing to tell you that I saw your website and I have deciphered the Voynich manuscript. You won’t believe me but it took me only two hours! I haven’t read anything much about the manuscript, but I …
Alain Touwaide on the Voynich – a review by René Zandbergen
I am grateful to René Zandbergen, whose authoritative site on the Voynich manuscript can be found here, for contributing the following review: On the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the acquisition by the Society of Jesus of Villa Mondragone, the Second University of Rome ‘Tor Vergata’ has published a new book about the Villa. …
Voynich phonetics (June 2015 version) by Derek Vogt
Addendum from Derek, April 2016: New version of the list… no new plants or astrological items to add, but /y/ is now included as a secondary interpretation for the letter ^r^ in a few cases, and the definitions of phonetic symbols are now collected near the top instead of given individually with their first …
More patterns in the Voynich text
The website http://www.voynichese.com/ is a fascinating addition to our tools for analysing the manuscript Sims 4 expansion. Here I will just point out one or two things it has helped me to notice which I think are interesting: 1. Look at the word EVA:qokeedy as analysed in voynichese.com: http://www.voynichese.com/#/exa:qokeedy/517 What is curious about this is how the …
Spelling variation and the Voynich manuscript
In the past I have argued that we must take account of spelling variation when we study the Voynich manuscript Richreach download. Many people fail to realise how common it was for mediaeval scribes to use a variety of different spellings even for the same words on the same line 재밌는 게임 다운로드. Standardised spelling conventions are …
Voynich phonetics – Derek Vogt
Derek Vogt has kindly provided an update of his scheme, so the one on this page is now outdated. Please see his revised and updated June 2015 scheme here and add any comments or suggestions onto that page multiplication feed. Here I am posting the Voynichese phonetic system which Derek Vogt has been working on, drawing on …
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