A possible way to break down Voynich text

[ReneZ]

Does anyone have a list of all the folios where j is supposed to be? Would be interesting to check if all of them are Currier B or not.

The ring that I mentioned is notable by that it holds the same sequence four times, but only once 8 is written as j.

The character j was introduced by Currier in his transcription alphabet, and written as 7.
In the early days of the mailing list, there was an activity to extend the incomplete transcription of Currier / D'Imperio, and the question of this character was discussed quite a bit.

I have the following list of occurrences. Note that the notation [ab] means 'a' or 'b' (uncertain) but more likely a.
Many if not most of these can be contested, and transcription of the Voynich MS is a very subjective activity since we don't really know the alphabet, nor the language.

f6r.11          olchaj
f6v.4           jajy
f23r.9          [dj]she
f24r.17        cthoj
f47r.2          cha[dj]aiin
f55r.11        oka[mj]
f57r.9          daii[dj]y
f67r1.C2       chetejy
f68v1.C1       yee[gj]
f72r1.C1       a[dj]al
f75r.26         dar,ajy
f82r.L7         okaira[dj]y
f86r3.S13     ofdaj
f88r.4           cheo[jm]am
f96v.1          osoj
f105r.31       aii[jd]y
f105r.32       ajam
f106r.4         arojy