No text, but a visual code

[Antonio García Jiménez]

One of the funniest things in the history of Voynich research is the attempts to assign it a certain language. It has been tested with all kinds of languages: Western, Eastern, Pre-Columbian, Proto-Romance, and of course the classical ones, Latin, Greek, Hebrew.

 Regarding Hebrew, I remember that a few years ago some researchers with the help of Artificial Intelligence translated some groups of glyphs into this language. It was funny because the result had nothing to do with the Voynich iconography. It was nothing about botany or cosmology, which the text is supposed to be about.

I believe that whoever intends to defend the hypothesis of any language must translate at least one line. And a line that makes sense and is consistent with what we see in the book.