It seems that there are hints of this in the shape of the letters themselves.
1 - a gallows on a pedestal, possibly cKh (note the shape of the letter i)
2 - The letter d, as far as I remember, was very rarely written like this. In the most similar handwriting to f116v, it was written like a b turned in the opposite direction. But what does its shape look like? It looks like a d. The shape of this d is essentially an incomplete figure eight.
3 - This letter g is strikingly similar to y
4 - ch can be ek. This combination cannot occur at the end of a line.
But this similarity of handwriting can be explained not only by the fact that the author was drawing on the contours. If this is a VMS scribe who has already mastered the art of writing in the Voynichese style, I believe that his handwriting will be influenced. In particular, this can be indicated by the letter e, which has turned into a similar e in the words.
1 - a gallows on a pedestal, possibly cKh (note the shape of the letter i)
2 - The letter d, as far as I remember, was very rarely written like this. In the most similar handwriting to f116v, it was written like a b turned in the opposite direction. But what does its shape look like? It looks like a d. The shape of this d is essentially an incomplete figure eight.
3 - This letter g is strikingly similar to y
4 - ch can be ek. This combination cannot occur at the end of a line.
But this similarity of handwriting can be explained not only by the fact that the author was drawing on the contours. If this is a VMS scribe who has already mastered the art of writing in the Voynichese style, I believe that his handwriting will be influenced. In particular, this can be indicated by the letter e, which has turned into a similar e in the words.
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