Attached to this article is a document containing the alphabet of the Voynich Manuscript, a translation of two lines of its text, as well as visual confirmation of the truth of the interpretation of some of its symbols by comparing one of the images of the manuscript with its inscription.
I analyzed the text structure of the Voynich Manuscript, and came to the conclusion that it is not an
encrypted text, which is written in Latin letters in English, with significant additions of Latin and
words from French. There are also small inclusions of other Romance dialects, and, theoretically,
words present in both English and German, however, with the addition of additional Germanic
meanings. Apparently, the text could not be recognized primarily because of the stylization of the
letters, which differed from the generally accepted stylistic forms. I've been working on the
manuscript for less than a week, and I haven't had time to translate much, however, a few days ago I
figured out what the signs of the Voynich Manuscript mean. Next, I provide an explanation of the
alphabet of the Voynich Manuscript, and I provide a translation of the lower part of the numbered
page of the 2nd sheet (two lines), as well as visual evidence of the correct interpretation of some of
the letters, based on a comparison of the inscription near one of the images of the roots of the
Voynich Manuscript (on the numbered page of the 99th sheet)
I analyzed the text structure of the Voynich Manuscript, and came to the conclusion that it is not an
encrypted text, which is written in Latin letters in English, with significant additions of Latin and
words from French. There are also small inclusions of other Romance dialects, and, theoretically,
words present in both English and German, however, with the addition of additional Germanic
meanings. Apparently, the text could not be recognized primarily because of the stylization of the
letters, which differed from the generally accepted stylistic forms. I've been working on the
manuscript for less than a week, and I haven't had time to translate much, however, a few days ago I
figured out what the signs of the Voynich Manuscript mean. Next, I provide an explanation of the
alphabet of the Voynich Manuscript, and I provide a translation of the lower part of the numbered
page of the 2nd sheet (two lines), as well as visual evidence of the correct interpretation of some of
the letters, based on a comparison of the inscription near one of the images of the roots of the
Voynich Manuscript (on the numbered page of the 99th sheet)