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RE: How multi-character substitution might explain the voynich’s strange entropy - ReneZ - 28-06-2025 (27-06-2025, 01:15 PM)Koen G wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.We don't know if Voynichese is a phonetic representation at all. Whatever it is, is very much dependent on its writing system. All the 'quirks' that we are seeing are aspects of writing (incomplete list): - The small selection of paragraph-starting characters - The predominance of single-leg gallows on top lines - The predominance of Eva-m and Eva-g at line ends - The more subtle 'rightwards and downwards' trends of Patrick Feaster. This makes it quite unlikely that the MS text is a direct rendition of a spoken text. RE: How multi-character substitution might explain the voynich’s strange entropy - obelus - 28-06-2025 RE: How multi-character substitution might explain the voynich’s strange entropy - oshfdk - 28-06-2025 RE: How multi-character substitution might explain the voynich’s strange entropy - quimqu - 29-06-2025 |