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RE: I've found the author of Voynich manuscript. He was Giovanni Aurispa. - Ruby Novacna - 11-06-2024
Thanks Nablator!
Since I spend most of my time with Rene's transliteration files, it confuses me because the page numbers are not the same.
RE: I've found the author of Voynich manuscript. He was Giovanni Aurispa. - Rustandi - 25-06-2024
I would like to share another finding for 85v and 86r ( foldout ). I have translated few words that have connection one to another. From center page's circle, upper left corner, and lower left corner.
The center page : connection between the words medma and mammatus is in the ancient city of Medma had been found terracota of woman statue. While the words sofista, aristo, and medma is a man called Philip of Medma, a student of Plato, also might be a friend of Aristotle.
The upper left corner of the page : the word Sambo is a river in India. There is a king named Sambus that was attacked by Alexander the great during his expansion to the east. And Alexander the great is a student of Aristotle.
The lower left corner of the page : the word Avicenna is a Persian who studied Plato and Aristotle manuscript.
So, this page most likely explained about the connection of Aristotle with others, a person, a place, or an event in history.