25-03-2025, 05:27 AM
(This post was last modified: 25-03-2025, 05:29 AM by BessAgritianin.)
As far as I know there is a copy of Q2f14v.
An Italian man, whose name, if memory does not mislead me is - Fabrizio had detected in antiquarian bookstore, and acquired ownership of it. He had protected it with authorship rights and now is selling different merchandise with its imprint (like neck-ties).
The Copy is different from VM Q214v with :
1. The roots- they are realistic and not like in Voynich -imaginary ones
2. The alphabet- some different expression of some of the signs.
Another text in Voynechese style is an image of a mandrake plant.
It is connected probably to the real magician literature.
I was surprised to find out, that there are other magician documents with this similar glyphs- check the Voynch Ninja thread:
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An Italian man, whose name, if memory does not mislead me is - Fabrizio had detected in antiquarian bookstore, and acquired ownership of it. He had protected it with authorship rights and now is selling different merchandise with its imprint (like neck-ties).
The Copy is different from VM Q214v with :
1. The roots- they are realistic and not like in Voynich -imaginary ones
2. The alphabet- some different expression of some of the signs.
Another text in Voynechese style is an image of a mandrake plant.
It is connected probably to the real magician literature.
I was surprised to find out, that there are other magician documents with this similar glyphs- check the Voynch Ninja thread:
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