21-01-2026, 12:17 AM
(20-01-2026, 11:56 PM)Doireannjane wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.When I see any vertical reading, I can’t help but immediately thinking of Ogham, as it was written vertically originally by nature (pun intended). I write about this in greater detail when translating both vertical lines on 66r in the VMS. Let me know if you like to see how those lines in the manuscript read using my lexicon and approach, this can also be found on my GitHub.
Unfortunately, my approach to the VM research must involve some prioritization of venues that are more reliable (for me) to pursue. So because of lack of time and economy of attention for purely personal reasons, I have to be careful with spending too much time on one particular solution, whoever may be offering it. This is not in any way a judgment on the value of your (or others) research. I will consider any information you have provided (or you'd like to provide) in due course along with others.
From the minimal information I am seeing about Ogham (You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.) I am not seeing any resemblance to what I see in the VM on those two pages, and being vertical does not seem to be a sufficient hint at relevance, unfortunately, especially in light of the fact that such a formatting pattern was common in medieval texts.