24-02-2025, 12:40 AM
They are the same size as the thickness of the lines that make up the writing.
Therefore they are dots.
Extremely tiny writing can be found in old manuscripts. These are usually comments (glosses) made by later owners. These are still much larger than the thickness of the writing.
The nearest equivalent of that in the Voynich MS (off the top of my hat) is on f75r, which has smaller writing inside the loop near the top. It is clearly legible, as is usually the case with tiny writing.
Therefore they are dots.
Extremely tiny writing can be found in old manuscripts. These are usually comments (glosses) made by later owners. These are still much larger than the thickness of the writing.
The nearest equivalent of that in the Voynich MS (off the top of my hat) is on f75r, which has smaller writing inside the loop near the top. It is clearly legible, as is usually the case with tiny writing.