New research paper

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It's the right time period and intellectual milieu, the language appears to be closer to Latin than anything else (I also looked at Hebrew and Arabic but didn't include them in the paper yet).. although I couldn't directly link to medieval notation ,  I did some work with Capelli, and it's that kind of thing.. the different sections of the document match Practica Medica, Herbarium Carrare, Compendium Medicinae..

 The plant illustrations in the Herbal section:

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These match:

• Manuscript Group III of the Italian herbal tradition

especially:

Carrara / Lombard workshop traditions

Padua (Herbals c. 1400–1430)

Veneto region illustrated exemplars

The zodiac roundels match Italian astro-medical tradition:

30-female star-nymph design = Bolognese astro-medical manuscripts

Circular bathing cosmologies = Padua therapeutic diagrams

Flow-tube hydro-mechanic imagery = Ferrara/Pavia traditions


This shared motif family is regionally clustered in the Veneto–Emilia corridor.

Now, this is a paper or a blog post I'd like to read, would be perfect if you could elaborate on this with pictures.

I'm not sure mathematical modeling (edit) by itself can teach us more about the Voynich Manuscript at this stage. Just my personal opinion, but for a while already I stopped trying to understand all the mathematical/statistical articles or posts related to the Voynich Manuscript, it seems to me they don't lead anywhere. They just add one conjecture or curiosity on top of another.