27-05-2018, 09:09 AM
Thank you JKP, you are right
As a librarian in Biblioteca Nacional de España, I've seen many medieval manuscripts in different languages and is true that the shapes of glyphs are not very strange for medieval time, but I've followed these premises:
The experienced scribe or scribes did the glyphs similar to letters
The Voynich was examined in the XVII century by many learned men more acquainted with medieval scripts than us
The manuscript was sent to Athanasius Kircher because everyone new that him was the best expert in egiptian script and suspected that this text could be a form of hieroglyphs. Kircher believed also in the influence of the stars
Since 1912 when the Voynich was discovered no one have found a language
I think the Voynich is the work of a school of astrological medicine and that more books with the same text were
written, but they don't survive to the Inquisition because its magical shape
As a librarian in Biblioteca Nacional de España, I've seen many medieval manuscripts in different languages and is true that the shapes of glyphs are not very strange for medieval time, but I've followed these premises:
The experienced scribe or scribes did the glyphs similar to letters
The Voynich was examined in the XVII century by many learned men more acquainted with medieval scripts than us
The manuscript was sent to Athanasius Kircher because everyone new that him was the best expert in egiptian script and suspected that this text could be a form of hieroglyphs. Kircher believed also in the influence of the stars
Since 1912 when the Voynich was discovered no one have found a language
I think the Voynich is the work of a school of astrological medicine and that more books with the same text were
written, but they don't survive to the Inquisition because its magical shape


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