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• [split] Olaus as the author of the Voynich Manuscript

  Thebreakerofcodes > 09-01-2026, 11:09 PM

  Hello everyone , I think the first few words of the first line in the voynich manuscript is
  
  Facts move as OlauJ crow.
  
  Translation to this is: 
  
  The book is saying The observable laws of nature operate exactly as the scholar Olaus proclaims.
  Olaus was a student and scholar in 1420s when the voynich parchment was made in 1404-1438.
  
  It makes perfect since as Olaus had diverse knowledge, he was incredibly educated and eventually became the bishop of turku. He would have known Latin, early German dialects and possibly secret shorthand used by scholars in Paris as he went to Paris for university.

• RE: [split] Olaus as the author of the Voynich Manuscript

  Koen G > 09-01-2026, 11:18 PM

  Hi, each theory should go in its own thread. I split it for you.
  
  Why do you think the first words of the manuscript are "Facts move as OlauJ crow."?

• RE: [split] Olaus as the author of the Voynich Manuscript

  Rafal > 09-01-2026, 11:46 PM

  Quote:Facts move as OlauJ crow.

  
  Dude, what are you smoking? I want some 

• RE: [split] Olaus as the author of the Voynich Manuscript

  Rafal > 11-01-2026, 05:59 PM

  I suspect the author may not answer us but I think I know how he got it:
     
  
  Based on some similarity of glyphs to Latin letters and taking some liberties he could read a few initial words as a sentence in English   
  
  By the way I believe we can read it in the same vein as:
  
  Facts move as Orloj crow
  
  Where "Orloj" is the famous clock of Prague: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
  
  
  Think of it  - Voynich Manuscript, emperor Rudolph, Prague, zodiac signs, Sun and Moon, tempus fugit, things change as old Orloj ticks and plays its chimes.
  
  It cannot be a coincidence 
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