I have an idea I've been working on for a while, with about 30 examples (I don't have time to upload all of them right now). I was planning to blog about it.
Here's the idea... the dots are decorative. The VMS diagram was going to have a decorative border that never got painted (or was simply sketched in with no intention of painting it). The letters are annotations, but in Voynichese rather than Latin or German (unlike the other annotations).
Here are some examples of decorative dots. They were used in many countries, especially from about 1200 to about 1500:
Once you become aware of them, you start seeing them all over the place. Many are in a • • • o O O o • • • style.
But, in a more technical vein, there is also this one, so I am not stuck on just one idea:
Pal. Lat. 1340
Here's the idea... the dots are decorative. The VMS diagram was going to have a decorative border that never got painted (or was simply sketched in with no intention of painting it). The letters are annotations, but in Voynichese rather than Latin or German (unlike the other annotations).
Here are some examples of decorative dots. They were used in many countries, especially from about 1200 to about 1500:
Once you become aware of them, you start seeing them all over the place. Many are in a • • • o O O o • • • style.
But, in a more technical vein, there is also this one, so I am not stuck on just one idea:
Pal. Lat. 1340
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