02-07-2024, 04:42 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-07-2024, 04:55 PM by Ahmet Ardıç.)
Can anyone answer the following questions?
1- While the number of letters/writing images in European Medieval Languages Manuscripts is limited in number, why is the number of letters and/or writing images in the Voynich manuscript higher than in manuscripts known to be European? (Or, in your opinion, if the number of writing signs in VM texts overlaps with the familiar European medieval scripts, how many letters were there in which language, and how many letters do you think there are in VM?)
2- How many different languages are actually in the Voynich texts?
3- How many different alphabets are used in VM texts?
4- How many different writing images or letters are there in VM texts that look different from each other? When giving a number, please indicate the upper and lower case letters separately, or state that the number you give represents the sum of both upper and lower case letters.
5- When you take into account all the transcriptions made for EVA variations and VM, which of these transcriptions and EVA variants probably contains the most accurate Latin alphabet equivalents of VM signs? (I'm curious about your personal opinion.)
6- Is there anyone who can say that the number of matches (alphabets) in the alphabet transcription table that you accept as "correct" does not coincide with the number of differences or text images in the VM?
> Or, is there a researcher who can write the letters and words shown in the table below by translating them into Latin letters with EVA variations or alphabet transcriptions that you think may be correct (by filling in the blanks indicated by dots to the left of the question marks)?
See:
> If anyone thinks that the signs in the table above are writing errors that occur only once in 240 pages of VM writing, maybe that person can write the equivalents of the signs in the table below in Latin letters.
See:
Thanks
1- While the number of letters/writing images in European Medieval Languages Manuscripts is limited in number, why is the number of letters and/or writing images in the Voynich manuscript higher than in manuscripts known to be European? (Or, in your opinion, if the number of writing signs in VM texts overlaps with the familiar European medieval scripts, how many letters were there in which language, and how many letters do you think there are in VM?)
2- How many different languages are actually in the Voynich texts?
3- How many different alphabets are used in VM texts?
4- How many different writing images or letters are there in VM texts that look different from each other? When giving a number, please indicate the upper and lower case letters separately, or state that the number you give represents the sum of both upper and lower case letters.
5- When you take into account all the transcriptions made for EVA variations and VM, which of these transcriptions and EVA variants probably contains the most accurate Latin alphabet equivalents of VM signs? (I'm curious about your personal opinion.)
6- Is there anyone who can say that the number of matches (alphabets) in the alphabet transcription table that you accept as "correct" does not coincide with the number of differences or text images in the VM?
> Or, is there a researcher who can write the letters and words shown in the table below by translating them into Latin letters with EVA variations or alphabet transcriptions that you think may be correct (by filling in the blanks indicated by dots to the left of the question marks)?
See:
> If anyone thinks that the signs in the table above are writing errors that occur only once in 240 pages of VM writing, maybe that person can write the equivalents of the signs in the table below in Latin letters.
See:
Thanks