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RE: How to prove that the B-language is not Greek? - ReneZ - 18-12-2022
(18-12-2022, 09:44 AM)nablator wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.(18-12-2022, 01:28 AM)ReneZ wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.The combination: classical Greek and simple substitution will not work.
I am aware that there is not just one 'classical Greek' but there is a whole range of languages and/or dialects.
They are all excluded.
But Ruby does not advocate a "simple" substitution or any specific language/dialect.
From what I have seen, it is not fundamentally different from a simple substitution.
There is just a lot of variability in mapping Voynich characters to Greek, which is needed to obtain a sufficient number of valid Greek words. That is characteristic of all similar attempts, by the way.
As an example, taken from Patrick Feaster's post:
Quote:3. daiin = των, "the" (masculine accusative)
10. aiin = οὖν, "therefore"
RE: How to prove that the B-language is not Greek? - Ruby Novacna - 18-12-2022
RE: How to prove that the B-language is not Greek? - nablator - 18-12-2022
RE: How to prove that the B-language is not Greek? - pfeaster - 18-12-2022
RE: How to prove that the B-language is not Greek? - Ruby Novacna - 18-12-2022
RE: Daiin and aiin, to be read separately or as part of a word? - Ruby Novacna - 19-12-2022
RE: How to prove that the B-language is not Greek? - ReneZ - 19-12-2022
RE: How to prove that the B-language is not Greek? - Ruby Novacna - 21-12-2022
RE: Tsakonika - Ruby Novacna - 22-12-2022
RE: Combination of pch glyphs - Ruby Novacna - 26-12-2022