Could a chemist reproduce inks of medieval quality, then apply them to vellum?

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Recently, I have researched the manuscript and have concluded its a conlang of some sort that's not an out right language. It does not have known properties of what acts like normal grammar. It repeats way to often. Maybe it's a book of chants. I have used eva to apply it to several languages to listen to the sound of MS-408. It's very exotic, yet it drums to a beat that you notice no matter what language you choose after several listening sessions. The repeat affect is over whelming.

Don't be fooled. You can't read Voynichese and listen to its sound.
How can you describe it as an artificial language? How is it different? Can I write a story in it, have a conversation with someone, express my feelings, or maybe do some calculations?
A book of chants sounds a little better than a book of jokes...