Alisa Gladyseva: Voynich manuscript is decoded

[-JKP-]

If I were placing bets, I would bet that it's more-or-less a substitution system and that it won't hold up under scrutiny. I could be wrong. More power to her if she proves me wrong. But that's my guess.

[bi3mw]

For a long time again a "sign of life" from Alisa Gladyseva. The lurid title of her video from April reads:

The first time in the world! Reading of Deciphered Voynich Manuscript




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To me, her attempts at translation seem quite constructed.

edit: There was also a conference at the end of July in which Gladyseva participated. The title of the conference is strangely general.

   

[nablator]

According to the results of innovative research: the Voynich manuscript was written in medieval Galician (Galician-Portuguese). Its coding algorithm was influenced by the substitution cipher of using a polyalphabetic cipher for the most part of its text, as well as it was definitely influenced by transposition cipher for double ciphered alchemical text.

The key to a decipherment of the Voynich Manuscript was a plant Lavandula. Analyzing the text of the Voynich Manuscript was found paleography of its characters:‘L’ ‘A’ ‘V’ ‘A’ N’ ‘D’. It was made possible to the conception of decipherment: to find out the whole alphabet, with the help of other names of plants. Ability to analyze text of the Voynich Manuscript to recognize which information was relevant (in this case names of plants), made possible to determine at what point there was sufficient information to solve decipherment. There are only a few flowers that have its Latin names in the Voynich Manuscript, for e.g. ‘Capsella bursa-pastoris’ (other names of plants carry culture-specific ethnobotanical vernacular meanings). Detailed analytic studies the paleography of its characters was made possible to definite the letters ‘B’ “U’ ‘R’ ‘S’ ‘P’ ‘S’ ‘T’ for further successful accessible reading of the whole Voynich Manuscript text. The whole alphabet of the Voynich manuscript is deciphered as well as the whole text of the Voynich manuscript.

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The most interesting result in the encryption code of the Voynich manuscript that made decryption more complicated over the centuries was the use of polyalphabetic encryption that was used partially and simultaneously with monoalphabetic encryption (Gladyseva, 2019). But according to the history of encryption, polyalphabetic encryption was invented by Leon Batista Alberti in 1467, who identified the idea of using polyalphabetic encryption: multiple encrypted alphabets with change in a few words, which is why he was called the 'father of Western cryptology'. The present study of the text of the Voynich manuscript and the translated information confirmed the current analysis that it was written after 1467 (Gladyseva, 2019).

The polyalphabetic system, which uses several monoalphabetic figures periodically, alternating between each of the three words. Depending on the position of the internal disk, 24 possible variations are defined. One of the disks of the different alphabet was used to represent the decryption method, and the other was from the alphabet with the numbers 1, 2, 3 and 4 (Hernández Gómez, 2010). But it is important to underline that the polyalphabetic system in Voynich manuscript was used partly (Gladyseva, 2019).

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[pegalac]

I would like to know if Alisa Gladyseva's research is reliable.

[Hider]

I would like to know if Alisa Gladyseva's research is reliable.

"Much Ado About Nothing"

[pegalac]

I would like to know if Alisa Gladyseva's research is reliable.

"Much Ado About Nothing"

Thanks, I've seen a lot of people who say they've figured out how to decipher the code, but their advanced theory doesn't work at all.

[bi3mw]

I would like to know if Alisa Gladyseva's research is reliable.

See for yourself You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.. Note: I have never seen a text on archive.org that consists of such blackened text. Not to mention the missing pages. As @Hider says: "Much Ado About Nothing".

[nablator]

Multiple alphabets, multiple languages (Gallician + Italian + Latin + Spanish + Occitan + Catalan + French) create a lot of opportunities to almost-match anything to anything.

[bi3mw]

Multiple alphabets, multiple languages (Gallician + Italian + Latin + Spanish + Occitan + Catalan + French) create a lot of opportunities to almost-match anything to anything.

Exactly, that's what I meant by constructed.

[Aga Tentakulus]

@Nablator

You forgot old Greek.

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She talks a lot, but doesn't say anything.

Why do I get the feeling that it's only because of advertising for a book?