My impression after having studied similar handwritings together with Marco, is that the handwriting is definitely medieval. Certainly pre-1450. Very likely contemporaneous with the carbon dating of the vellum. My own opinion is that these inscriptions were most likely made by one of the scribes. (Others, like the month names and the alphabets on the first page are of course later).
I do believe we see the scribes (or always the same one) mixing Latin script and Voynichese in these three instances, which is very interesting. This really makes these voynichese parts and their context worth investigating.
I do believe we see the scribes (or always the same one) mixing Latin script and Voynichese in these three instances, which is very interesting. This really makes these voynichese parts and their context worth investigating.


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