19-11-2022, 02:46 PM
I stumbled upon this work a month ago. Watched the video twice. And the second time with stops and small returns to clarify ideas.
I want to correct (clarify) Svetka. The meaning of the phrase in the video is that the manuscript is written in Latin. This means that Latin letters were used to write Slavic words (not necessarily phonemically coinciding). And this, in fact, should be a replacement cipher, the alphabet of which is really not represented.
I tried to compose it based on the phonetic sound (author's reading) of the labels on page 84r. I didn't succeed. I was especially stunned that labels under 3 and 6 arches are read the same way.
I want to correct (clarify) Svetka. The meaning of the phrase in the video is that the manuscript is written in Latin. This means that Latin letters were used to write Slavic words (not necessarily phonemically coinciding). And this, in fact, should be a replacement cipher, the alphabet of which is really not represented.
I tried to compose it based on the phonetic sound (author's reading) of the labels on page 84r. I didn't succeed. I was especially stunned that labels under 3 and 6 arches are read the same way.