copy of an older, barely legible manuscript?
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To look at it another way,

Chaidh Criosda mach
Sa' mhaduinn mhoich
'S fhuair e casan nan each,
Air am bristeadh mu seach.
Chuir e cnaimh ri cnaimh,
Agus feith ri feith,
Agus feòil ri feòil,
Agus craicionn ri craicionn,
'S mar leighis esan sin
Gu'n leighis mise so


As someone who does not know the language I could speculate the same things you do about Voynich text. 
However its a charm to fix your horses leg. 

Christ went forth
In the early morn
And found the horses' legs
Broken across.
He put bone to bone.
Sinew to sinew,
Flesh to flesh.
And skin to skin;
And as He healed that,
May I heal this.


The repetition and almost-repetition are what make it a charm. A hymn or incantation etc would do similar, or something else meant to summon borrowed power. 
This would seem like a much more simple and demonstrable explanation theory, though I'm not saying its that, just that you would need to show good examples of the ideas you have. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence and all that.
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RE: copy of an older, barely legible manuscript? - by Bluetoes101 - 29-10-2025, 07:17 PM

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