In "The Voynich Manuscript - An elegant Enigma" Jeffrey Krischer is introduced in chapter 6.7. At one point it says: "At the time of writing his paper Krischer planned to carry out further studies."
I have not heard of this Voynich researcher yet. All I could find were the following entries:
JSTOR, Directory of Scholars Active
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*L493. Analysis of the Voynich Manuscript
Chief investigator: Jeffrey P. Krischer, 380-A Great Road, Acton, MA 01720.
Scope: To perform an analysis of the language of the Voynich manuscript in an effort to
determine the grammar and usage for translation.
Type of computer used: IBM 360/65, PDP 1, CDC 6400. Language and level: FORTRAN,
MIDAS.
Does anyone know of any publications by this researcher ? After all, he is mentioned in one breath with Friedman, Tiltmann, Currier etc..
Edit:
Here is a find on a paper by Krischer from 1969:
Krischer, J. "The Voynich Manuscript." A term paper for Linguistics 205, Harvard University, Spring 1969.
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I have not heard of this Voynich researcher yet. All I could find were the following entries:
JSTOR, Directory of Scholars Active
---------------------------------------
*L493. Analysis of the Voynich Manuscript
Chief investigator: Jeffrey P. Krischer, 380-A Great Road, Acton, MA 01720.
Scope: To perform an analysis of the language of the Voynich manuscript in an effort to
determine the grammar and usage for translation.
Type of computer used: IBM 360/65, PDP 1, CDC 6400. Language and level: FORTRAN,
MIDAS.
Does anyone know of any publications by this researcher ? After all, he is mentioned in one breath with Friedman, Tiltmann, Currier etc..
Edit:
Here is a find on a paper by Krischer from 1969:
Krischer, J. "The Voynich Manuscript." A term paper for Linguistics 205, Harvard University, Spring 1969.
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