Voynichese is a numeric cipher?

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As I said elsewhere it's trivial to convert a short string to a semblance of Voynichese, especially so if using nulls and sorting letters in words. What does this really show?

Well, first of all, this is my most successful example so far (that's why I posted it at all). Secondly, yes, it's trivial   Using the methods I have described, you can quickly transform such a text into a Voynich-like form, and this will look logical with Roman numerals.
About what it shows: this example shows that it is possible to easily reproduce the proposed encryption algorithm for the manuscript (based on my descriptions), without the need for complex models. We can also easily reproduce other properties of the text, such as making rows of words of the same length or making similar words (like chol chor), without experiencing any difficulties. 
The ease and historicity of this nomenclator means that it could have been accessible to a medieval author.
Also, keep in mind that this is just an example of how the cipher works, not a reconstruction of it.