The claimed Voynich page

[Fabrizio Salani]

"A G" = Aldo Gritti?

A scary possibility.

More probably a (big) coincidence.

Personally, I like this idea a lot.

The probability of the two initials matching by pure chance is less than 1%.

The book title and cover add one more big hint.

I understand the dates the two artifacts popped up are a third match?

Yes, I know of the existence of this novel and the official biography of this author seems to me not really credible, and created on purpose to promote the 2012 novel (which honestly, I have never read):
-"Aldo Gritti is the pseudonym of a young priest who received the documents relating to the Voynich Manuscript from his mentor, who repeatedly opposed his dissemination. The author of this book nevertheless intended to delve deeper into the subject and reveal its secrets, albeit in a fictionalized form. The truth is worth more than an identity."-
It was also claimed that he possessed secret documents that showed the MS was a W.M. Voynich forgery, as well as letters between Kircher, J.M. Marci, and Kinner.
So, assuming this parchment was created by him and then dispersed in an antiques market in a small Umbrian town (Narni) (why not in one of Rome's famous antiques markets?) with the hope that someone would find it and make it known. If he ever had this talent, it would have been better if he had devoted himself to reproducing ancient documents, because as far as I know the book was a flop.
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