Fun with Ligatures and Brevigraphs

[JoJo_Jost]

There have been attempts to interpret Voynichese as Latin abbreviations or to investigate any potential link between the scribal abbreviations and Voynichese. For example,

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JK Petersen: i ve not read all of him, but quite a bit. It is very interesting, but I disagree on some points. The first link does not contain things like this here. 

So, there's no need to republish his entire work. 
What we're all waiting for is the application of this method to the text of the VM. 
Several researchers, I think, have already tried; now it's your turn. 
Good luck starting with a few words, sentences, paragraphs!

Why so negative? It's obvious that not everyone has read the entire book, and very few will do so—there are only 14,000 ligatures. I now know many of them.

I didn't write that I have a solution. I'm just interested in the extent to which a text with brevigraphs and ligatures can be made legible. And I thought others might also be interested in seeing how ligatures can be applied to Voynich and perhaps contribute their own ideas. If that's not the case, I won't bother with it any further (I don't mean that defiantly, just because it's work). I don't care, I was just interested in an exchange. The title is not “Solution with ...” but “Fun with ...”. (no, not Flags!)