04-05-2025, 12:50 PM
The truth is that people never tire of looking for linguistic solutions to the Voynich script. It seems very reasonable because everything has the appearance of a text and a sequence of words. But despite so many efforts over so many years not a hint of language has appeared.
Are there other possibilities? I think so, because graphic signs, symbols, or icons have always been a means of communication for humans. In VM script, we frequently see this glyph [c]. We see it repeated two, three, even four times; we also see it forming a sort of [s] and combined in what we call benches. Since ancient times, this sign [c] has been the symbol of the moon. Why can't it also be the symbol in the Voynich, if we see the moon drawn repeatedly in the manuscript?
Are there other possibilities? I think so, because graphic signs, symbols, or icons have always been a means of communication for humans. In VM script, we frequently see this glyph [c]. We see it repeated two, three, even four times; we also see it forming a sort of [s] and combined in what we call benches. Since ancient times, this sign [c] has been the symbol of the moon. Why can't it also be the symbol in the Voynich, if we see the moon drawn repeatedly in the manuscript?