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You might want to add to your list the extent of visual commonality of character sets.
There is significantly more in common in character sets with the Voynich than the other historical examples that you listed. This is not just the "4o", but there are a number of other glyphs.
They are called medieval Latin characters/ligatures/abbreviations.
That is not correct. I noted in Koen's conversation with Lisa Fagin Davis, that she did not see an association with Latin Abbreviations such as in Capelli. She may be right or she may be wrong, but it is misleading to characterise these symbols that way.