#Pdf voynich manuscript manual
#Pdf voynich manuscript code

The information given also works for most of the single occurrence VMS words. General The reader should be able to understand how most repeated occurrence Voynich Manuscript words seem to be composed of smaller parts if she/he uses the information shown.

Tim King PhD, Alessandra Andrisani, Bryce Beasley, and Julian Condo

In this work, we also provide prescriptive materials for future work on the translation of the Voynich Manuscript namely, that further work on the Voynich Manuscript will require a team of individuals with advanced and specialized knowledge in Vulgar Latin, epigraphy, paleography, late Medieval northern Italian culture, Medieval medical practices, medical botany, and medical practices regarding women's health. We also provide a proposal for the location of the authorship of this manuscript, based upon iconographic and linguistic materials: the Veneto region of northern Italy, in the vicinity of the provinces of Verona, Padova, and Vicenza. We also provide an epigraphic analysis of the Voynich writing system: orthographic principles of this system, punctuation, and the sound values of the Voynich writing system characters.

#Pdf voynich manuscript manual

In this work, we provide transliterations and translations of two pages of continuous text, an analysis of the language reflected in the text, and a proposal for the content and purpose of the manuscript: it is a late Medieval manual for medical practices regarding women's health matters. We also provide evidence regarding the origin of the writing system of this manuscript: it appears to be a late modified subset of a once widespread shorthand known as Tironian Notes. Based upon our findings, the language of the Voynich Manuscript is a Vulgar Latin dialect, likely affected by a contemporary Italian dialect. In this work, we provide a proposal for the transliteration and translation of the text of the Voynich Manuscript. It seems more an medical treatise addressed to indigenous women (doctors, midwives) and coordinated by medicine doctors that authority to issue printing/reading permits with these ligatures like Juan de la Fuente and Damian Torres as Protomedicos of New Spain in the 16th century were allowed to do so. The presupposition that I maintain is that although I support the theory of the above mentioned both authors that indicate that the voynich codex is a 16th century work of New Spain, the typographical ligature of the (folio 1v) is not of Juan Gerson, Tlacuilo, neither of Gaspar Torrres but of Juan de la Fuente and Damian Torres. Iconographic similarities between the paintings of John Gerson and the Voynich Codex, along with a biography of Gaspar de Torres provide additional support for this conjecture. Torres 'Also included in the first botanical image suggests that the author could be Gaspar de Torres, medical doctor, estate lawyer, master of students at the College of Santa Cruz in Tlatelolco from 1568-1572, and Governor of Cuba in 1580. A typographical ligature based on the initials 'JGT' in the first botanical image (folio 1v) suggests that artist was Juan Gerson, Tlacuilo, indigenous painter known for the apocalypse paintings in the monastery Asuncion of Our Lady of Tecamachalco. Unraveling the Voynich Codex, by Janick, Jules, Tucker, Arthur reviews the historical, botanical, zoological, and iconographic evidence related to the Voynich Codex, one of the most enigmatic historic texts of all time According to the Authors of the above mentioned book, Plant, animal, and mineral Identifications as well as iconographic evidence indicate that the Voynich Codex is a 16th century work of New Spain. This paper is only trying to loosely tie them together into one larger, logical whole with branches which intertwine with each other on a solid underlying structure.

#Pdf voynich manuscript code

I show the cheat sheets, the deconstruction method and sequence and the code structures and supporting material for my ideas. It shows a possible way to read and understand the manuscript, the words, the glyph characters right from the page if the reader has memorized six groups of codes, or has a cheat sheet of the code meanings. This paper is an attempt to weave my various Voynich Manuscript papers into one cohesive whole. The alphabet has no known close relatives or other examples of its use in manuscripts of the early 15 th Century or before.

Only a few of the images have near doppelgangers in other manuscripts of the time.

After a hundred years, nobody has found anything comparable. It uses a strange alphabet to form strange words and has strange looking images. The Voynich Manuscript is considered the world's most mysterious manuscript. This paper is based on the proposed results shown in my other papers on (or hopefully soon to be on).