Horčický's books

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Fabien,

I agree this is all quite interesting, but I cannot share this information as (to the best of my knowledge) people should be working on this, and it is not 'mine' to share in the first place.
The part that I showed was for the purpose of demonstrating that there existed a straightforward manner in which the Aristotle book could have passed from Wroblicius to Horcicky.

I can also add that the unpublished material does not shed any new light on the Voynich manuscript.
The hope was to find an index of Horcicky's books, which should show an Aristotle as #4 and some description of #19 that would hopefully tell us something new. But this list was not found.

Now, let me be the first to say that this should not be just about the Voynich MS. This research has its own interest.
I'll contact you directly, tomorrow.

I understand  .
The sequence "N°" is for me chronological. Each time he got a book, Jacobs (or his library manager) increment this number on the exlibris. But it's possible he got the #4 and #19 together with other books, and that he added randomly this corresponding "N°" collection. This is why I wanted to date the moment Jacob got this book from Wroblicius.
Why ?
Because if this moment is after the death of Emperor, Jacob could'nt have got the MS Voynich directly from Emperor "hand to hand".

Regards.