Morten St George Theory

[Morten St. George]

And you never responded to the most important point, which is that they could not have written a book full of 15th-century themes in the 13th century.

I imagine the following would be common themes found in manuscripts of the early 15th century:

i. Biblical and other religious scenes in elegant illustration

ii. Weapons, soldiers, and the Hundred Years War

iii. Plague and the Black Death

I see none of the above in the VMS.

If there were botanical manuscripts, I would be willing to bet that they depict real, identifiable plants quite unlike the fantasy plants seen in the VMS.

Most of all, you are unable to find another instance of the use of Voynichese script anywhere in the Old World during the 15th century or during any century for that matter.

Your problem is that you fail to realize that a despotic religion went on a massive book-burning spree during the 13th and 14th centuries. So now you find new illustrations in the 15th century and wrongly conclude that is when such illustrations originated.

PS. Where can I find Koen's blog?