How perfect is Voynichese?

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The author apparently knew about the existence of nomenclator ciphers. In other words, for the author, a cipher is just a way to hide information and replace letters. Most likely, his knowledge of ciphers was at that level.

I have no good proof of this, but I tend to think the creator was quite versed in cryptology of the time. I can't even exclude that the whole manuscript was designed as a crypto puzzle Trithemius-style. And the fact that the Voynich MS hasn't been deciphered yet is not so strange, considering tome 3 of Steganographia was only You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (by a now member of this forum Jim Reeds). But this is a pure conjecture, the truth is, I think, we just don't know if the author was a genius or a dunce or anything in between.

I'm just saying that the number of pages doesn't say anything about the cipher itself. Of course, I could mention Codex Copiale as an example, but it only has 105 pages.

What's wrong with Codex Copiale?