11-03-2026, 12:43 PM
(11-03-2026, 12:10 PM)Onix_slate wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.okay. so at the end of the manuscript, the stars (bullet points).
each one is a "mask" to decrypt certain parts of the book.
the stars signify what "caracters" youd keep. red means you discard the letter
by using the stars pattern on various pages youll get a "veritcal" slice of the intended page(working theory is this was meant to be visually decyphered or read by the owner)
the back of the book is an "index" to teach you how to read it.
my process may bunk, but 103, ran with the star pattern from each page going forward.
this process has lead me to believe that 103 is detailing a distillation or pressurized burnoff. like ye ole material science
i have a strong presumption that this is latin through a grille cypher. using multiple cyphers per page would mean no one else could naitvely read the book
Okay, but how do the stars map to a certain character? What is the actual working process here?
You have provided actual transcriptions, can you show your working for a line?
If the first star on 103r is an indication to remove p from the lines until the next star, you still have unintelligible text, just with one less letter. If you are meant to use all of the stars at once, you both have to remove p but also include p, as the next white star is on the same letter.


