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aposplēnō = Rosmarinus officinalis

At pag 151,  Voynich Manuscript, after second image is wrote :

Poscit petitae culpae as_?_ae tore apospleno ...

poscit = I beg, I demand, I request, I desire. = implor, solicit, solicit, eu doresc

= Latin-Verb-third-person singular present active indicative of poscō
poscō or pōscō ‎(present infinitive poscere or pōscere, perfect active poposcī or popōscī); third conjugation, no passive

petitae = sought = căutat
= Latin-Participle-nominative feminine plural of petītus
petītus m ‎(feminine petīta, neuter petītum); first/second declension

[font=sans-serif]      culpae  -Latin
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aposplēnō = Rosmarinus officinalis

At pag 151,  Voynich Manuscript, after second image is wrote :

Poscit petitae culpae as_?_ae tore apospleno ...

poscit = I beg, I demand, I request, I desire. = implor, solicit, solicit, eu doresc

= Latin-Verb-third-person singular present active indicative of poscō
poscō or pōscō ‎(present infinitive poscere or pōscere, perfect active poposcī or popōscī); third conjugation, no passive

petitae = sought = căutat
= Latin-Participle-nominative feminine plural of petītus
petītus m ‎(feminine petīta, neuter petītum); first/second declension

[font=sans-serif]      culpae  -Latin
[/font]

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aposplēnō = Rosmarinus officinalis

At pag 151,  Voynich Manuscript, after second image is wrote :

Poscit petitae culpae as_?_ae tore apospleno ...

poscit = I beg, I demand, I request, I desire. = implor, solicit, solicit, eu doresc

= Latin-Verb-third-person singular present active indicative of poscō
poscō or pōscō ‎(present infinitive poscere or pōscere, perfect active poposcī or popōscī); third conjugation, no passive

petitae = sought = căutat
= Latin-Participle-nominative feminine plural of petītus
petītus m ‎(feminine petīta, neuter petītum); first/second declension

[font=sans-serif]      culpae  -Latin
[/font]

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Is this the Voynich token you are translating and can you present a cipher?

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aposplēnō = Rosmarinus officinalis

At pag 151,  Voynich Manuscript, after second image is wrote :

Poscit petitae culpae as_?_ae tore apospleno ...

poscit = I beg, I demand, I request, I desire. = implor, solicit, solicit, eu doresc

= Latin-Verb-third-person singular present active indicative of poscō
poscō or pōscō ‎(present infinitive poscere or pōscere, perfect active poposcī or popōscī); third conjugation, no passive

petitae = sought = căutat
= Latin-Participle-nominative feminine plural of petītus
petītus m ‎(feminine petīta, neuter petītum); first/second declension

[font=sans-serif]      culpae  -Latin
[/font]

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as_?_ae  maybe someone help me with 3 letter

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Sidanno, which folio are you looking at?
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Is this the Voynich token you are translating and can you present a cipher?
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aposplēnō = Rosmarinus officinalis

At pag 151,  Voynich Manuscript, after second image is wrote :

Poscit petitae culpae as_?_ae tore apospleno ...

poscit = I beg, I demand, I request, I desire. = implor, solicit, solicit, eu doresc

= Latin-Verb-third-person singular present active indicative of poscō
poscō or pōscō ‎(present infinitive poscere or pōscere, perfect active poposcī or popōscī); third conjugation, no passive

petitae = sought = căutat
= Latin-Participle-nominative feminine plural of petītus
petītus m ‎(feminine petīta, neuter petītum); first/second declension

[font=sans-serif]      culpae  -Latin
[/font]

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as_?_ae  maybe someone help me with 3 letter

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[font=sans-serif]aposplēnō [b] [/b]-Latin  = You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.[font=Tahoma, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif][url=https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Rosmarinus_officinalis]Rosmarinus officinalis[/font][/font]

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Is this the Voynich token you are translating and can you present a cipher?
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aposplēnō = Rosmarinus officinalis

At pag 151,  Voynich Manuscript, after second image is wrote :

Poscit petitae culpae as_?_ae tore apospleno ...

poscit = I beg, I demand, I request, I desire. = implor, solicit, solicit, eu doresc

= Latin-Verb-third-person singular present active indicative of poscō
poscō or pōscō ‎(present infinitive poscere or pōscere, perfect active poposcī or popōscī); third conjugation, no passive

petitae = sought = căutat
= Latin-Participle-nominative feminine plural of petītus
petītus m ‎(feminine petīta, neuter petītum); first/second declension

[font=sans-serif]      culpae  -Latin
[/font]

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Sidanno, which folio are you looking at?
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Is this the Voynich token you are translating and can you present a cipher?
Are letters !
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aposplēnō = Rosmarinus officinalis

At pag 151,  Voynich Manuscript, after second image is wrote :

Poscit petitae culpae as_?_ae tore apospleno ...

poscit = I beg, I demand, I request, I desire. = implor, solicit, solicit, eu doresc

= Latin-Verb-third-person singular present active indicative of poscō
poscō or pōscō ‎(present infinitive poscere or pōscere, perfect active poposcī or popōscī); third conjugation, no passive

petitae = sought = căutat
= Latin-Participle-nominative feminine plural of petītus
petītus m ‎(feminine petīta, neuter petītum); first/second declension

[font=sans-serif]      culpae  -Latin
[/font]

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as_?_ae  maybe someone help me with 3 letter

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[font=sans-serif]aposplēnō [b] [/b]-Latin  = You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.[font=Tahoma, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif][url=https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Rosmarinus_officinalis]Rosmarinus officinalis[/font][/font]

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Sidanno, which folio are you looking at?
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Is this the Voynich token you are translating and can you present a cipher?
Are letters !
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This is impossible unless voynich glyph's have 2 different translations.  Also, "petitae" is = to 7 characters while the voynich token = 5.

Sorry for the inconvenience

Hi sidanno,

It seems you are experiencing difficulties with formatting of your posts.

The rightmost button in the menu of the text editor gives you an opportunity to toggle between "raw" mode and "what you see is what you get" mode of the editor.

In the raw mode, quotes are placed in tags like this:


Anything not intended to be quoted should be outside such tags.

Sorry for the inconvenience

Well, your reply got in between the quote tags again

To correct that, just switch to the raw mode, cut your reply and paste it after the closing quote tag. (You can edit your posts by using the "edit" button located below your posts).

When you are in the "what you see is what you get" mode, the stuff that you quote is shown within a thin grey frame. Your reply should be typed below that frame, not within it.

Hope that helps.