23-10-2024, 03:16 PM
I don't want to argue with this. I have already said that this is one more argument against the hypothesis that script is a language of a phonetic nature. Just one more.
Naturally, in a normal text like the examples that have been given to me, there is the possibility of abbreviations, something very common in medieval writing. By abbreviating words you can fit them into almost any space. That doesn't seem to happen with the Voynich script. I see the same symbols in the gaps as everywhere else.
I give this example:
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It's not just that three words fit in the gap left by the stems. Also that the first three lines end in the same symbol [s] before reaching the first stem. It seems strange.
Naturally, in a normal text like the examples that have been given to me, there is the possibility of abbreviations, something very common in medieval writing. By abbreviating words you can fit them into almost any space. That doesn't seem to happen with the Voynich script. I see the same symbols in the gaps as everywhere else.
I give this example:
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It's not just that three words fit in the gap left by the stems. Also that the first three lines end in the same symbol [s] before reaching the first stem. It seems strange.