The Voynich as a rhythmic structure and height distribution in the Voynicl hypothesis

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I agree that the text is not some kind of musical composition. By checking the distribution percentages of the text’s pitches against Gregorian chant, this becomes immediately apparent, in Gregorian chant, the pitch distribution is almost regular, while in the Voynich manuscript it is not. About 50% of the glyphs are B, which suggests that there is no musicality behind the text. What I was trying to point out is that the text may perhaps have been encoded in some way using a musical form. I started from the idea of Gregorian chant because of a possible structural similarity. I already knew the video, thanks.You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. I wasn’t familiar with the Guidonian hand; I have to say it’s interesting, but it is very different from the theory I had hypothesized earlier. Thank you for your reply.