Let me give you an example:
I have found the K in the Voynich Manuscript:
Lexicon abbreviaturarum S. 428
It is praeparare, (to prepare) – a term that can occur very frequently in recipes.
And I have been able to decipher more Gallow Glyphs
And yes, I can translate sentences and even several lines in a row, but that is not enough proof. The problem is that an extremely abbreviated language leaves too much room for interpretation. And so the danger of eisegesis is too high.
And as long as I cannot rule that out, I will not publish anything. I am currently looking for a second approach to substantiate the first and have made great progress there as well. But that will all take a few
more months...
I have found the K in the Voynich Manuscript:
Lexicon abbreviaturarum S. 428
It is praeparare, (to prepare) – a term that can occur very frequently in recipes.
And I have been able to decipher more Gallow Glyphs
And yes, I can translate sentences and even several lines in a row, but that is not enough proof. The problem is that an extremely abbreviated language leaves too much room for interpretation. And so the danger of eisegesis is too high.
And as long as I cannot rule that out, I will not publish anything. I am currently looking for a second approach to substantiate the first and have made great progress there as well. But that will all take a few
more months...