Mapping Voynich connections through rare tokens

[Dunsel]

Interesting!  I have no support for this, but if Scribe 1's influence weakens as we go along the scribe vector from 2 to 5 and there are adjacency effects, it suggests to me that the project was done serially, and perhaps not as I and others have envisioned where the author/leader worked in a room with the scribes as a group. 

Not to steal You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.'s thunder but, see my post here and tell me what you think: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.

I believe Davis has publicly stated that because she's a paleographer and codicologist that her work isn't interpreting the glyphs or their meaning. I seem to recall that she mentioned that they were working on page ordering by studying the water stains in the herbal section.  But, I believe she's more into scribal hands and the physical arrangement of manuscript rather than the numbers.

if Scribe 1's influence weakens as we go along the scribe vector from 2 to 5

I believe You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.'s brief look at the scribe connections is saying roughly the same thing.  When you look at the huge difference even with the broad strokes of Currier A and B, that suggests serial, not parallel production. That or each sribe had their own set of rules they followed.

Oh, and I'd argue your "first page written" but that's another discussion.