geoffreycaveney's Judaeo-Greek theory

[MarcoP]

Marco, it is also possible that my interpretation of the last word of the line as "oun" is incorrect, but the rest of the line may still be correct.

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Here is another possibility: Perhaps I was wrong about the first word "geio-pan" as well. Koen already pointed out a big problem with it. Well, perhaps the first letter, the Voynich gallows letter [t], is not an actual letter in the text at all, but just a "pilcrow" paragraph marker. 

I agree: it's possible that the rest of the line is correct, even if you suggest that it isn't because the first letter could be a pilcrow instead. It's possible that the text is Greek, it's possible that it is Hebrew, it's possible that it is proto-Italic....