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[quote="pjburkshire" pid='59314' dateline='1714556429']
Personally, I would like to see a review of the letters or characters or whatever you want to call them. Where did these shapes come from? I don't know who would be the best person to interview for that topic.

I think most people accept that "a" is the Latin "a" and probably that "o" is the Latin "o" but everything else seems to be a mystery and up for debate. In the decades of research, have new sources for inspirations for these shapes come to light?

Is "d" a "d" or a "b"?

Is "e" an "e" or a "c"?

Is "s" an "s" or a "z"?

And my favorite, is "l" an "l"?




Hello,
I am new here, how did you cite Voynich M symbols? Where may I get them from?
Thank You in advance!

Otherwise, from my experiences the first symbol is not "d"
second symbol may be both, the third symbol is neither "s" nor "z".
"O" is not always "o"- sometimes "a".
And maybe the only certain is "a"....
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