07-11-2026, 12:21 PM
Just to clarify; when I say pre-Jan Hus, I'm talking about the changes that he started in the written Czech language. Not the man himself. Jan Hus was executed/murdered in 1415. It took many decades for the changes that he started to become widely accepted. It may be that Jan Hus himself was already dead by the time the Voynich Manuscript was created. The Voynich Manuscript may even be an excellent example of why the Jan Hus changes were needed. The Voynich Manuscript may be an example of what happens when the wrong tool is used for a job. It may be an example of what happens when you use one set of alphabet letters that were developed for one language to represent a different language with different sounds.
