Curated list of lists / collections

[Koen G]

I just made a new thread in the curated section, not sure yet what the scope should be. Let me know if you can think of anything that should be added.
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.


One example that just came to mind is the collection of crossbowmen Sagittarii  - Marco, were you hosting that somewhere?

[Bernd]

Similar plants in Herbal/Pharma?
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.

[Stefan Wirtz_2]

Similar plants in Herbal/Pharma?
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.

Would be easier to set a steady, for all visible link to „voynichgarden“:
that platform is quite good to place some similarities and findings, and to view previous ideas.

[Koen G]

I will also include links to such resources there, that's a good idea. I'm also thinking of the search function someone posted earlier (I'll need to look it up).

[R. Sale]

Besides rating bulls, other zodiac medallion investigations have been fruitful, even if they weren't strictly rated. They should be. I'm thinking Sagittarius and Virgo. Other comparisons have also been done previously, but not so carefully evaluated as the bulls.

[Rafal]

Is there such thing as list of other important and related manuscripts?

[Koen G]

Is there such thing as list of other important and related manuscripts?

There should be, though it may be a bit subjective.

One thing I've wanted for a while is a folio-by-folio overview of the best proposed image parallels. But this would be quite the job, and I don't have the time to coordinate this right now. Ideally, it would show the images right away so the user doesn't need to klick (potentially dead) links all the time. So this would almost need to be a dedicated webpage ala Voynich Garden.

[Rafal]

One thing I've wanted for a while is a folio-by-folio overview of the best proposed image parallels.

Yes, such website would be a great thing.
Nowadays, to learn some parallels you often have to dig into 10 years old threads in these forums. Veterans may remember them but any person coming or returning to VM more recently may never see them.

[Rafal]

Speaking of useful tools and websites I would add You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.

There is some stuff which makes sense only if we accept "Vowelless Latin" theory of the author but it also contains a lot of
useful, general tools which are similar to voynichese.com.

[Bernd]

Could we make a curated list with potential source manuscripts?
Not sure how to handle this, maybe a google doc where people can rate it? Ideally with time and place.