Greek Influences in the VMS glyphs?

[Koen G]

So you are saying that the VM could be a jest, a stunt, a piece of medieval performance art?

This is actually a possibility I often consider, though I prefer "intellectual exercise". Both in the script and the images, we see touching points with the dominant culture of the time, but they have been employed in a disorienting way. This is done very consistently over many pages.

We know that at least five people worked on this thing, so there was also some group component involved, whatever the relationship between these people was. Assuming none of the scribes died, there was an audience of at least four.

I don't know if this is the case, but it's one of the things I keep in mind. The driving force may have been the concept itself rather than secrecy.