22-03-2026, 12:19 AM
(This post was last modified: 22-03-2026, 12:36 AM by Walter Mandron.)
And these are no flukes:
If it’s stuck to the ol:
Folio f86v4 – the ‘ol’ page
<f86v4 5> pcheodar oedy qokeol qoeol oqokeol dar ol olair,am
<f86v4 6> ycheoltar ol ol,sheey qokey or aiin sheeor sar al ol sheey qockheey
<f86v4 7> tol,sh,s,or aiin ol keeod lcheody okedy qokeody qoain a?
<f86v4 8> daiin ol,keedy otar olshedy okol,aiin okal,cheockhy sho{cthh}y daiin
<f86v4 9> dar oleey ol yy
Words containing “ol”: ol(x7), qokeol, qoeol, oqokeol, olair, ycheoltar, tol, olshedy, okol, oleey,
That is 16 out of 48 words – 33%.
Every third word contains “ol”. The variants cover the entire range of prefix and suffix combinations: just ol, tol, qokeol, okol, ycheoltar, olshedy, oleey. The core remains unchanged. The wheel is stuck.
Folio You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. – the “dy” page
<f33v 2> kchdy dam dy oky otal dain chdy ytam otam cham
<f33v 3> dar chckhy dy dyky ckhdy oky d[a:ch]m okar,dy kam,dy
<f33v 4> tokar shdy dal qokar shd otody chedy ykedy dodl dain
<f33v 5> tchdy chody okaiin chckhy dor arl cthy dy,ty,dy ykar cheky dy
<f33v 6> ycheo dar olaiin okar chdy chdy oldy okar chdy
<f33v 7> tshdy shefchdy shckhdy oltedy daiin oky cheol orain chdyshdy porar
<f33v 8,> dar,ar sheey keedy okchy okar okedy chy daiin dy' dy dar aiin okary
<f33v 9,> sar or,aiin chor or shkair shol or chckhy ar,aiin
dy-bearing words on f33v: 31 out of 112 tokens – 28%.
Note line 5: tchdy chody okaiin chckhy dor arl cthy dy ty dy ykar cheky dy
Five -dy endings in a single line of twelve words.
Note line 7: tshdy shefchdy shckhdy oltedy daiin oky cheol orain chdyshdy porar
Five -dy endings again, all different words, all rotating around the same suffix.
A wheel that sticks does.
The manuscript is telling us something. Not in words. In the repetition itself.
But for what? I know it... but it's cracy stuff
If it’s stuck to the ol:
Folio f86v4 – the ‘ol’ page
<f86v4 5> pcheodar oedy qokeol qoeol oqokeol dar ol olair,am
<f86v4 6> ycheoltar ol ol,sheey qokey or aiin sheeor sar al ol sheey qockheey
<f86v4 7> tol,sh,s,or aiin ol keeod lcheody okedy qokeody qoain a?
<f86v4 8> daiin ol,keedy otar olshedy okol,aiin okal,cheockhy sho{cthh}y daiin
<f86v4 9> dar oleey ol yy
Words containing “ol”: ol(x7), qokeol, qoeol, oqokeol, olair, ycheoltar, tol, olshedy, okol, oleey,
That is 16 out of 48 words – 33%.
Every third word contains “ol”. The variants cover the entire range of prefix and suffix combinations: just ol, tol, qokeol, okol, ycheoltar, olshedy, oleey. The core remains unchanged. The wheel is stuck.
Folio You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. – the “dy” page
<f33v 2> kchdy dam dy oky otal dain chdy ytam otam cham
<f33v 3> dar chckhy dy dyky ckhdy oky d[a:ch]m okar,dy kam,dy
<f33v 4> tokar shdy dal qokar shd otody chedy ykedy dodl dain
<f33v 5> tchdy chody okaiin chckhy dor arl cthy dy,ty,dy ykar cheky dy
<f33v 6> ycheo dar olaiin okar chdy chdy oldy okar chdy
<f33v 7> tshdy shefchdy shckhdy oltedy daiin oky cheol orain chdyshdy porar
<f33v 8,> dar,ar sheey keedy okchy okar okedy chy daiin dy' dy dar aiin okary
<f33v 9,> sar or,aiin chor or shkair shol or chckhy ar,aiin
dy-bearing words on f33v: 31 out of 112 tokens – 28%.
Note line 5: tchdy chody okaiin chckhy dor arl cthy dy ty dy ykar cheky dy
Five -dy endings in a single line of twelve words.
Note line 7: tshdy shefchdy shckhdy oltedy daiin oky cheol orain chdyshdy porar
Five -dy endings again, all different words, all rotating around the same suffix.
A wheel that sticks does.
The manuscript is telling us something. Not in words. In the repetition itself.
But for what? I know it... but it's cracy stuff