11-07-2019, 11:43 AM
I think after quickly scanning though, this is not very bad compared to other papers. It is one of the best attempts so far of matching one single character of the VMS to a language. Unfortunately the attempt to escape beyond a childish language has utterly failed.
Quote:
"The creation of ligatures or conflations of the Voynich character i with other syllablic characters also generates space efficiency: rather than writing Voynich el and i to produce eli , the characters are merged into one single character to further save space."
Yes, because "el and i" separate take up so much space, and there is almost no vacant space, this sounds logical.
Quote:
"The creation of ligatures or conflations of the Voynich character i with other syllablic characters also generates space efficiency: rather than writing Voynich el and i to produce eli , the characters are merged into one single character to further save space."
Yes, because "el and i" separate take up so much space, and there is almost no vacant space, this sounds logical.