12-02-2018, 06:29 AM
(09-02-2018, 11:39 PM)-JKP- wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Quote:Morten St George: Can anyone, other than me, envision that they are depicting a fortress on top of a mountain with vertical slopes?
It's rather common for Voynich researchers to discuss various cliffs and mountains and escarpments in the VMS "map" page, so I would say that many people, other than you, envision mountains and fortresses and other topological details on this folio.
I think I am also hallucinating on seeing a doorway on the opposite side of the fortress from the tower because, as far as I know, they usually built the towers on top of doorways to protect the entrance. Unless, maybe, it’s not a doorway but an escape hatch? By legend, some of the Cathars made a daring escape by climbing down the steep slopes.
The solution to Montségur and other VMS mysteries is not going to found until we decode it. I found three dots over on the Counting Things thread, and another three dots over on the next page, so now my Rosetta Stone has increased in size from five to nine lines.
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Without insider knowledge or without a Rosetta Stone, it might not be possible to decode it if the encryption employs open-ended unknowns on each side of the equation: we do not know the numerical value of each glyph nor do we know the numerical value placed on each letter of the Latin alphabet. It might not be a = 1, b = 2 etc. As I mention in my article, another possibility would be numerical reduction to a Hebrew letter and then a system whereby each Hebrew letter is associated with a Latin letter without numerical equivalence.