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• Origin of the Shield Shape in the Solar Folio of the f85-86 Foldout

  Dobri > 4 hours ago

  The distinctive symmetric shape of the shield in the solar folio of the f85-86 foldout might have a specific origin.
  
  A similar shape from the late 11th century is depicted in the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view., written in Beneventan script at Monte Cassino, Italy.
  
  
  
     

• RE: Origin of the Shield Shape in the Solar Folio of the f85-86 Foldout

  Dobri > 3 hours ago

  Notice several cipher-like letters (enclosed in red) in the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. from the late 11th century.
  
     

• RE: Origin of the Shield Shape in the Solar Folio of the f85-86 Foldout

  Dobri > 3 hours ago

  In the attached You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. from Monte Cassino, notice the two symbols (enclosed in blue) resembling the first red embellishment and the 'smoke' in the second red embellishment in You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. .    

• RE: Origin of the Shield Shape in the Solar Folio of the f85-86 Foldout

  Dobri > 2 hours ago

  The letter 't' in the Beneventan script was written "You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.".
  
     

• RE: Origin of the Shield Shape in the Solar Folio of the f85-86 Foldout

  Koen G > 1 hour ago

  My best guess is that the big C + the black word stands for "cum omnis". 
  
  If the Voynichese glyph is like this, then it probably stands for um or un. Almost nothing starts with "um-". I guess un- is a bit more common, like "unus" and its derivates.
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