folio 85r - full text (no illustrations)
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Sticking with f85r(1), note how the page ends with a single centre aligned sentence of four words. Could well be a valediction or something. (Voynichese.com reads it as five words). All are common words except for the middle one, olpchdy, which is unique.
But the most interesting bit is this paragraph:
[Image: image.jpg?q=f85r1-123-778-1110-192]
What would cause that right hand justification of text? Obviously the scribe started the next paragraph, then after a couple of words realised he had forgotten to finish the above paragraph!!! So he had to squeeze it in.
Things like this are really the only counter-proof to the many "nonsensical-texts" theories out there. If the text has no meaning, why do this?
It is also an indication that this text is being copied from a source.
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RE: folio 85r - full text (no illustrations) - by davidjackson - 23-04-2020, 07:53 PM

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