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RE: The first palaeographers to assert the Ms is in a humanist script? - nablator - 26-12-2018
(26-12-2018, 07:30 PM)Beatrice wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.So do you really think it is a piece of nonsense? If so, how would you explain the hammering-like pattern behind?Do you know the image that looks like Marilyn Monroe in the distance and Albert Einstein close-up? The overall impression of a clean, very readable script might suggest a humanist style, but the shapes of the glyphs mostly point the other way, to some gothic styles as JKP explained.
If by "hammering-like pattern" you mean well-separated glyphs i.e. not cursive, this is mostly true, although there are some ligature-like combinations that are hard to interpret. That's Voynichese for you, paradoxes everywhere.
RE: The first palaeographers to assert the Ms is in a humanist script? - ReneZ - 28-12-2018
RE: The first palaeographers to assert the Ms is in a humanist script? - Beatrice - 31-12-2018
RE: The first palaeographers to assert the Ms is in a humanist script? - -JKP- - 31-12-2018
RE: The first palaeographers to assert the Ms is in a humanist script? - -JKP- - 31-12-2018
RE: The first palaeographers to assert the Ms is in a humanist script? - Beatrice - 31-12-2018
RE: The first palaeographers to assert the Ms is in a humanist script? - Paris - 31-12-2018
RE: The first palaeographers to assert the Ms is in a humanist script? - -JKP- - 01-01-2019
RE: The first palaeographers to assert the Ms is in a humanist script? - Beatrice - 01-01-2019
RE: The first palaeographers to assert the Ms is in a humanist script? - -JKP- - 01-01-2019