The Voynich-Ms as a concatenation of abbreviations
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(23-05-2023, 06:34 PM)cvetkakocj@rogers.com wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Hi, there, I found some interesting Latin text with abbreviations. Can anyone tell me what they represent. 

Hello, the left picture I read as follows with (90% certainty):

o(mnia) d(omi)ne se(m)per bona crucificas (?) Benedictis et (=7) prestas nobis Per ipsu(m) et (=7) 
Au(m..) ipso et (=7) in ipso est tibi dco (dicito?) pri(m)o i(m)pote(n)ti  i(n) vnitate spus (?) s(anc)ti o(mn)is
honor et(=7) gloria.
Per o(mnia) secula secoloru(m). Orem(us = 9). Preceptis salutaribus moniti: et divina institutio(n)e 
formati audemus.

Sorry, I did not learn Latin. Maybe someone else can complete and translate the text.  The other pictures are hardly
legible to me (Textura script was at that time - and still is - quite difficult to read, thats why the gothic cursive was invented later).
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RE: The Voynich-Ms as a conatenation of abbreviations - by monika55 - 24-05-2023, 06:18 PM

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