The origin of the base shapes of the Voynich alphabet
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Quote:Anton: do you mean that the "i" shape is so uncommon in contemporary scripts?

Not that exclusively, rather that the pair of "c" and "inclined-i" shapes was picked out for serving as basis for constructing many shapes of the Voynich alphabet. Once again, the issue that I highlight is not whether the Voynichese glyphs do or do not appear in conemporary scripts. It is whether there is something special in the particular pair of "c" and "inclined-i" that it was chosen out of many other possible opportunities.

Quote:A person does have two hands all by himself.

That's true, but they can't be both left at the same time.
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RE: The origin of the base shapes of the Voynich alphabet - by Anton - 08-06-2017, 05:22 PM

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