23-08-2023, 03:45 AM
The characters in Voynichese have much more in common with Italian Humanistic script than with Gothic cursive. Huntington Library HM 58316 is a good analogue, available online here: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
Some of the analogous characters include:
HM EVA
a a
c e
m iin
n in
o o
4 q
8 d
9 y
I discuss this in this video from the Malta conference, starting at 5:50:
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This is NOT to argue that the Voynich must have been written in early fifteenth-cetury Italy, only that it MIGHT have been.
Some of the analogous characters include:
HM EVA
a a
c e
m iin
n in
o o
4 q
8 d
9 y
I discuss this in this video from the Malta conference, starting at 5:50:
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.[url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O58h04GHKS8][/url]
This is NOT to argue that the Voynich must have been written in early fifteenth-cetury Italy, only that it MIGHT have been.


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