[split] An interview with Stephen Bax - 1 to 1 substitution discussion

[farmerjohn]

Although, if you insist and want to study & compare phonetic transliterations, it is a good idea to start with the alphabet in that language. Then study some on the grammar and the inflections, and then research and study the pronunciations in medieval times, invent your own way in transcribing that consistently, write some software for comparing that, and finally start with comparing your results with the Voynich text.

That's the only meaningful strategy, I think.

All possible phonetically, text alterations, backwards, shuffled, no vowels, no doubles, partial substitutes, abbreviations etc. has been covered by my research.

Why have you rejected medieval Latin as a candidate?