25-02-2026, 10:25 PM
I used Gemini ( 
) to write a script to import small versions of my Voynich folder into a spreadsheet. The following is just a quick concept, but if it works, we can use it as a starting point:
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Notice that I added a few columns. One is to paste in an image of the parallel. Next, an optional brief description of the parallel (e.g. MS name).
Then a column for the name of the person who first discussed the parallel. I find this important, since we don't want to parasitically drain the web without references. Of course, since Voynich research goes in cycles, this column can just be updated when it turns out the Ellie Velinska or JK Petersen already wrote about this 15 years ago.
Then a link to the parallel (e.g. to the manuscript scan) and a link to any relevant discussion, publication or blog post, if applicable.
When there are several parallels for a page, a row can be added underneath.
Let me know what you think.
) to write a script to import small versions of my Voynich folder into a spreadsheet. The following is just a quick concept, but if it works, we can use it as a starting point: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
Notice that I added a few columns. One is to paste in an image of the parallel. Next, an optional brief description of the parallel (e.g. MS name).
Then a column for the name of the person who first discussed the parallel. I find this important, since we don't want to parasitically drain the web without references. Of course, since Voynich research goes in cycles, this column can just be updated when it turns out the Ellie Velinska or JK Petersen already wrote about this 15 years ago.
Then a link to the parallel (e.g. to the manuscript scan) and a link to any relevant discussion, publication or blog post, if applicable.
When there are several parallels for a page, a row can be added underneath.
Let me know what you think.