It's an interesting lead, given that the suggested author lived in the right time, in a region of previous interest, and has a family connection to someone who used cyphers.
Even if it goes nowhere, it sounds like you might have something worth publishing on how these cyphers fit into cryptographic history.
What I'd like to see - or at least hear described if you cannot share - would be the examples in the cyphers that you feel are consistent with Voynichese. That would be really interesting, since the only similarity identified so far seems to be the occasional usage of letters similar to Voynichese q, etc. Would you be able to give us an estimate of when you will be able talk more freely about this? It is a real pity that archives are so restrictive about their material being shared with a wider audience.
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Even if it goes nowhere, it sounds like you might have something worth publishing on how these cyphers fit into cryptographic history.
What I'd like to see - or at least hear described if you cannot share - would be the examples in the cyphers that you feel are consistent with Voynichese. That would be really interesting, since the only similarity identified so far seems to be the occasional usage of letters similar to Voynichese q, etc. Would you be able to give us an estimate of when you will be able talk more freely about this? It is a real pity that archives are so restrictive about their material being shared with a wider audience.
(25-08-2022, 12:50 PM)Mark Knowles wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.I want to establish that I am the first to present this theory.
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