23-04-2020, 06:42 AM
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. has quite a few similar characteristics, but it is not exactly the same as 85r.
It only has one line that is right-justified and it ends in y.
But the beginning glyphs are similar to 85r, and the propensity for long lines to end with m or g is also similar.
Of the 37 longest lines, 13 end with m or g.
The one that ends in g is a long line, so there isn't any obvious distinction between it on the m on this folio in terms of line length, BUT notice how all the m chars at the ends of lines are preceded by a or o (as is common), EXCEPT the g char near the end of line near the top and the one at the end of line near the bottom, which are both preceded by e.
In other words, there might be a distinction between m and g in Voynichese.
It only has one line that is right-justified and it ends in y.
But the beginning glyphs are similar to 85r, and the propensity for long lines to end with m or g is also similar.
Of the 37 longest lines, 13 end with m or g.
The one that ends in g is a long line, so there isn't any obvious distinction between it on the m on this folio in terms of line length, BUT notice how all the m chars at the ends of lines are preceded by a or o (as is common), EXCEPT the g char near the end of line near the top and the one at the end of line near the bottom, which are both preceded by e.
In other words, there might be a distinction between m and g in Voynichese.