[Article] Demystifying the Voynich manuscript using computational linguistic techniques

[R. Sale]

So, Scribe 1 wrote Currier A? And Scribes 2 and 3 wrote some other parts in Currier B, but 'they' are not in total agreement as to who is Scribe 2 or Scribe 3. No kidding.

If the 'ed' bigram is a prominent marker of distinction, and let's presume that it is, then the 'edy' trigram is surely the most frequent example of "ed*" where "*" is any VMs glyph. It's really not as much of a support as some other, more diverse trigram candidates would provide.