Dr. Hartlieb's alleged involvement in the creation of the Voynich Manuscript
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(22-08-2026, 10:58 AM)Rafal wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.For example when you draw a sword, it means "g" because it is the first letter of "gladius" which is sword in Latin.

To me this rather looks like a guy who couldn't remember his Latin vocab and drew a visual lexicon or maybe mnemonics.

If it was a cipher, then one could expect to find an example ciphertext anywhere near it... Look at any crypto manual, they always show how it's done on a short phrase. Ofc, 1400s might have been different.

The circular diagrams appear rather like an attempt in Gematria, assigning a number to each letter in the alphabet. The 6-fold split circle diagrams are saying something about good&evil I think (guod gut / pöß böse). One of the circles (16v) has a days-of-the-week list in it, I think I can recognize Montag, Freitag and Sombtag (Sonntag, Sunday).

Also, I am from Bavaria and there just is no city starting with TRI or DRI that has a castle or palace. Prove me wrong.
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RE: Dr. Hartlieb's alleged involvement in the creation of the Voynich Manuscript - by cencei - 12-09-2026, 03:53 AM

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