05-02-2026, 11:36 PM
- Proto57: At some point on this forum, an Italian member posted the screenshot of a copy of a Voynich Manuscript page that he bought from somewhere, and also showed the results of the ink analysis he had done on it, that dated the ink to roughly the 17th to 19th centuries. There's a thread somewhere on this forum with the photo of the page and the ink analysis graph. The page is, I believe, on paper, that has wax seal marks on it. Could that be one of the copied pages Baresch sent to Kircher? If yes, that would work against the manuscript being a forgery by Wilfrid Voynich.
I also recall someone on this forum once saying that Kircher's big book had some illustrations inspired by the Voynich Manuscript's rosettes which, if true, would also work agaisnt the manuscript being a forgery by Wilfrid Voynich.
I also recall someone on this forum once saying that Kircher's big book had some illustrations inspired by the Voynich Manuscript's rosettes which, if true, would also work agaisnt the manuscript being a forgery by Wilfrid Voynich.

