I don't think that the VMS may possibly be written in Latin.
Yet, the Latin conjunction "et" may sometimes parallel Voynich:q- when used in medical recipes.
In this example (from You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.) "et" is written with a special character (an abbreviation that looks like a "7") and attached as a prefix to the following word.
7succ^ro. 7viole.7casiafistl'a.7tamaridi.7
et succus rosae et viole at cassia fistula et tamarindi
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I am pretty sure that similar lists were written in other languages as well.
Yet, the Latin conjunction "et" may sometimes parallel Voynich:q- when used in medical recipes.
In this example (from You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.) "et" is written with a special character (an abbreviation that looks like a "7") and attached as a prefix to the following word.
7succ^ro. 7viole.7casiafistl'a.7tamaridi.7
et succus rosae et viole at cassia fistula et tamarindi
Compare the distribution of "et" with q- words You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view..
I am pretty sure that similar lists were written in other languages as well.