(17-01-2020, 04:21 AM)-JKP- wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Rebekah wrote:That's great that that many people are interested in the Voynich MS. But check this out: on the Map page in the lower-left corner is what is essentially our Compass Rose with the directional notions; North, South, East & West. With this information alone, someone should be able to translate the Voynich MS into the language that it was written in....ancient perfect Hebrew; including all of it's vowels.
Would you please post a screensnap of this "Compass Rose" and your translation next to the Voynich glyphs so we know what you are talking about.
Ancient Hebrew didn't have vowels so you will have to indicate those too.
Here's a picture of the Compass Rose. And yes, ancient Hebrew always had vowels; the reason that the writings have no vowels is because the SCRIBES dropped them out of laziness, assuming that everyone in the future would know what they meant.
The alphabet that the Voynich MS was written in is on Folio 57v. and again on Folio 66 r. Check them out.
(17-01-2020, 12:02 AM)Koen G wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Or if the T-O map is repurposed as something else and a compass is not redundant.
It might be something like the strip map you say though. The text alignment suggests that the map was rotated depending on which part you're looking at, so its a dynamic business.
This is the Compass Rose. The alphabet that the Voynich MS was written is listed in the circle on Folio 57v. and again on Folio 66r. Check it out.
