Can VM be written in vowelless Latin?
Just want to share my opinion. My approach is different than what we have here, but i also think that this manuscript used latin language. So, at first i tried to used picture 1 to find latin word, because this symbols one of the most easy to deciphered. Then i found the word arar, but when i tried to put this word into other combination such as in picture 2 and so on, i could not find the word.

Then i noticed that in the manuscript there are words that end with this -ccccg, -cccg, -ccg, -cg. I know that there is no latin word end with four consecutive same vowels, but there are words with four consecutive different vowels.

So, when i applied this into the symbols, i found many words. I collected the words ( especially the consonants ) and eliminated the consonants based on the combination of the symbols. 

As a result i found the cipher in picture below.

Hopefully this finding could be usefull for everyone here. Thanks


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RE: Can VM be written in vowelless Latin? - by Rustandi - 26-05-2024, 01:02 AM

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