Can it be done without a "Rosetta Stone"?
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(02-10-2016, 08:43 AM)stellar... wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view....

To me it’s a numbers game and I have been met with huge criticism here for this, but the Voynich now screams out with numbers.  Yes I have tried Italian and Latin with null results. 
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I haven't seen any huge criticism for using numbers. Numbers is a good avenue to pursue, as good as any.

The criticism is for not being clear about your methodology, being inconsistent in your methodology (switching from one system to another without letting us know), and for not sufficiently researching how the Welsh did numerology in the 15th century, along with other big holes in the research.

How do you know they used the same numerology system as the 21st-century software purportedly using a Pythagorean system that you cribbed off the Internet? Those who have researched Celtic numerology are reporting a different system. Also, did you know that the value for Pi was different in those days and was somewhat regionally dependent as well?
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RE: Can it be done without a "Rosetta Stone"? - by -JKP- - 02-10-2016, 03:37 PM

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