"It would be highly unusual for the manuscript to be bound before it was done."
In my color revision theory,several colors like blue were not originally there, but whoever later came into possession of the Voynich colored it because they liked it better that way, or in the hopes of selling it for more that way.
I can't find the link right now but early on we had a discussion on this forum about a medieval manuscript where painting was done to existing drawings at least a century after the original binding.
In my color revision theory,several colors like blue were not originally there, but whoever later came into possession of the Voynich colored it because they liked it better that way, or in the hopes of selling it for more that way.
I can't find the link right now but early on we had a discussion on this forum about a medieval manuscript where painting was done to existing drawings at least a century after the original binding.