Check the work of Maria Lunazzi...
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The 'ligatures' do mean something. That particular letter with ligatures (letter T in EVA) is a combination of two characters. The left part is the EVA letter Q (a letter 4) and the right part its an E. Each time it is drawn carefully with that same diagonal letter 4 on the left side. Its throughout the manuscript. Its important.
That single letter T over the bench is an abbreviation of the form QE (also can be QUO). It sits over the bench (CT) and when combined with the bench expands to make : C + Q + E + T which becomes Cumqet... a latin prefix to a longer word. The VM book is filled with such abbreviations. Low entropy becomes larger entropy.
There are many more assembled glyphs throughout the VM which, unless you study the writing carefully, you will miss. If you look for patterns you will miss them. If you look for ciphers and math, you miss them. You need to study the hand of the scribe and see how subtle some of those letters are. They look the same, but they are not.
There are multiple versions of the letter Y and many Rs, T's... all explode out to makes a low entropy book become much larger entropy.
If you want to know more about it, read this thread on this website.
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Her name is Maria Lunazzi. In her Published paper she observes details about all the letters in the book. She studied the written scribe, not the EVA alphabet and in doing so opened up a huge amount of details many had missed or misunderstood.
If you are still trying to decode the VM from simple EVA ... forget it. The mistake began when someone created a basic EVA and ran it through computations. The secret is in the scribes hand. Study the book, not that annoying EVA chart.
Sadly, Maria was treated badly on this forum, denounced because her English was not great. Yet it was her natural Italian understanding that was of value here. I fear her contribution to the real solution has been forgotten. For me she has made the single biggest leap forward in solving this puzzle. Maria Lunazzi....
Check out her paper.
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The 'ligatures' do mean something. That particular letter with ligatures (letter T in EVA) is a combination of two characters. The left part is the EVA letter Q (a letter 4) and the right part its an E. Each time it is drawn carefully with that same diagonal letter 4 on the left side. Its throughout the manuscript. Its important.
That single letter T over the bench is an abbreviation of the form QE (also can be QUO). It sits over the bench (CT) and when combined with the bench expands to make : C + Q + E + T which becomes Cumqet... a latin prefix to a longer word. The VM book is filled with such abbreviations. Low entropy becomes larger entropy.
There are many more assembled glyphs throughout the VM which, unless you study the writing carefully, you will miss. If you look for patterns you will miss them. If you look for ciphers and math, you miss them. You need to study the hand of the scribe and see how subtle some of those letters are. They look the same, but they are not.
There are multiple versions of the letter Y and many Rs, T's... all explode out to makes a low entropy book become much larger entropy.
If you want to know more about it, read this thread on this website.
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Her name is Maria Lunazzi. In her Published paper she observes details about all the letters in the book. She studied the written scribe, not the EVA alphabet and in doing so opened up a huge amount of details many had missed or misunderstood.
If you are still trying to decode the VM from simple EVA ... forget it. The mistake began when someone created a basic EVA and ran it through computations. The secret is in the scribes hand. Study the book, not that annoying EVA chart.
Sadly, Maria was treated badly on this forum, denounced because her English was not great. Yet it was her natural Italian understanding that was of value here. I fear her contribution to the real solution has been forgotten. For me she has made the single biggest leap forward in solving this puzzle. Maria Lunazzi....
Check out her paper.
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