22-02-2025, 02:00 AM
The labels show up in both because Currier B is more of a mix of A and B, and you are looking at A.
If "okody" was "okedy" you would only see it show up in B, or "lkody" would be the same (usually). It is interesting all the scribes knew these words though, yet wrote in a new way all the same if in A or B.
I wouldn't worry too much about "qo", I have a feeling I know where they will show up anyway. I just have a bit of an idea that "q" might be "+" and most "labels" start with "o" so it would be Thing+thing+thing+thing as in a recipe, or charm or sinful words requiring a cross maybe (as I saw posted on here recently). As with all things Voynich, I'm probably completely wrong. I'm just interested in labels starting with "o" and where they pop up again with "q" because of this. If the crib idea is correct maybe if two or three of these that you documented might be found in a "qo" cluster, then a charm/recipe could be found that related to these same three things.
That obviously would be "winning the lottery".. but you have to have a ticket right
If "okody" was "okedy" you would only see it show up in B, or "lkody" would be the same (usually). It is interesting all the scribes knew these words though, yet wrote in a new way all the same if in A or B.
I wouldn't worry too much about "qo", I have a feeling I know where they will show up anyway. I just have a bit of an idea that "q" might be "+" and most "labels" start with "o" so it would be Thing+thing+thing+thing as in a recipe, or charm or sinful words requiring a cross maybe (as I saw posted on here recently). As with all things Voynich, I'm probably completely wrong. I'm just interested in labels starting with "o" and where they pop up again with "q" because of this. If the crib idea is correct maybe if two or three of these that you documented might be found in a "qo" cluster, then a charm/recipe could be found that related to these same three things.
That obviously would be "winning the lottery".. but you have to have a ticket right