Which other manuscript contain the most Voynichese glyphs?
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If cypher characters are of interest, as Tranchedino is not online, and the copy I posted above is only one of many cipher alphabets, here is a more accessible source mentioned on Nick's site:

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Aloysius Meister’s “Die Anfaege Der Modernen Diplomatischen Geheimschrift” (1902)

In German but tables and dates easy to read - many from EARLY 15thC. I'm sure many of you know it.

Anyway, Marco seems the clear winner to date and all the non-gallows are covered.
We need a separate category for gallows I think!

Dum de dum...Visigothic...here we go! British Museum "Additional 30850", dated from 4th quarter 11thC to 1st quarter 12thC, in Visigothic Miniscule.

A manuscript of great beauty in my eyes!

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(Go to "View detailed record" and check out the other pages too!)

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RE: Which other manuscript contain the most Voynichese glyphs? - by DONJCH - 09-06-2018, 02:43 PM

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