Similarity of the Bench and Other Cypher Symbols with 15th Century Latin
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(24-01-2025, 08:21 AM)Dobri wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.This observation could be used for comparison with Latin, Greek, German, French, etc. writings of the early 15th century by identifying specific 3- or 4- letter arrangements occurring with high frequencies in said languages.

Why not 2 letter arrangements or a frequent single character? To me the bench looks too frequent for a 3+ letter arrangement in any alphabetic language. Unless the VMS is a story about Peter Piper and his pickled peppers, of course.
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RE: Similarity of the Bench and Other Cypher Symbols with 15th Century Latin - by oshfdk - 24-01-2025, 08:49 AM

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