30-10-2023, 04:52 PM
Among the conclusions reached by cryptanalyst John Titlman is this: I have become more and more inclined to believe that a space, though not intended to deceive, must not necessarily be regarded as a mark of division between two words or concepts.
It is an impression that I share: that in reality the spaces between strings of symbols are artificial. In many cases we do not know if there is a space between the strings or just a space between glyphs within the same string.
The impression is reinforced by looking at f57v, where we see a series of 17 symbols repeated four times, as if the isolated symbols had their own meaning. On this same page, in other circles, strings of symbols intermingle with isolated glyphs, as if it were really the same to join or separate them.
It is an impression that I share: that in reality the spaces between strings of symbols are artificial. In many cases we do not know if there is a space between the strings or just a space between glyphs within the same string.
The impression is reinforced by looking at f57v, where we see a series of 17 symbols repeated four times, as if the isolated symbols had their own meaning. On this same page, in other circles, strings of symbols intermingle with isolated glyphs, as if it were really the same to join or separate them.