The Voynich Ninja

(27-08-2023, 06:28 PM)Aga Tentakulus Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Why do I get the feeling that it's only because of advertising for a book?

Yes, the ISBN number has been around for years, but the book is not on sale. Well, I wouldn't buy it anyway. If Gladyseva wanted to build up tension here, then the zenith has already been clearly exceeded.

After my presentation on the VM manuscript to a specially selected audience, met with more than simple approval.
The whole panel is fully behind my view.

Thank you very much for the unbiased assessment.

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It works like this too !

"International conference on research in science" 

We're way beyond the point where this has become a parody of itself...

Guitar or not,
strange "translation" done (as everybody else here), you all made your fun with her.

But with this one she had a point:



Appears as the most non-VMS-but-very-Voynichese-like writing I have seen so far.
Looks like a crossover with some known letters, but endings are very often the "9".
Would really like to see the rest of this book, if it is not some kind of fake or hoax.
Was this discussed here already?
I don't think she considered this piece for her translations and can't find it between her images, she has several thousands of pins assembled -- don't got reply from her yet.

Any ideas where this page comes from?

Quote:Looks like a crossover with some known letters, but endings are very often the "9".

The writing is normal medieval Latin, 14th or 15th century, easily readable. Looks legit, not a hoax.

On the 4 exterior labels : secund[us?] cultellus, tercius cultellus, quartus cultellus, quintus cultellus.

Could be a reference to a sermon like this one page CXXXIV:
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Then the biblical "ego sum qui sum" (the 4 words in the 4 sectors) is on page CXXX:
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(14-08-2025, 02:59 PM)nablator Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.The writing is normal medieval Latin, 14th or 15th century, easily readable. Looks legit, not a hoax.

On the 4 exterior labels : secund[us?] cultellus, tercius cultellus, quartus cultellus, quintus cultellus.

Could be a reference to a sermon like this one page CXXXIV:

Then the biblical "ego sum qui sum" (the 4 words in the 4 sectors) is on page CXXX:

My old latin teacher had the master rule "senseless sentences are wrong"(translated). 
Your translation is right, but "2-5 knives" and "I am who I am" around the word "Asia" are not giving very much sense here.
The context and writing style may be more interesting.
Without the source, this might be a fake in my understanding.

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(14-08-2025, 07:26 PM)Stefan Wirtz_2 Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Your translation is right, but "2-5 knives" and "I am who I am" around the word "Asia" are not giving very much sense here..

And it's sure that it's the word Asia?

(15-08-2025, 09:07 AM)Ruby Novacna Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.And it's sure that it's the word Asia?

If you rotate that roundel after reading the first 2 letters: yes, looks like "Asia". Or even AGLA, if you want to.
But anyway, all those few words together are not very enlightening.