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[Torsten]

I have no doubt that the Voynich manuscript is genuine. There is for instance the observation that the parchment of folio 112 is deformed and contains several wrinkles. Due to these deformations, the scribe even left out some free space at the top of folio You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. and folio You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.. To me, these observations indicate that as the scribe wrote the text, the parchment was still fresh and curled. Consequently, the scribe omitted the most curled area, resulting in the free space we observe today. Only after the scribe wrote the text the parchment was pressed flat over a longer period of time. The pressing resulted in the wrinkles that we observe today. These wrinkles even obscure parts of glyphs, such as the top of EVA-k in "okchedy" in f112v.P.10. Because of observations like that I have no doubt that the Voynich text was written in medieval times.