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RE: [split] Color annotations? - Monica Yokubinas - 13-08-2019
(13-08-2019, 06:50 PM)-JKP- wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.(13-08-2019, 02:23 PM)Monica Yokubinas wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.If the letters in the root of 4r are 'rot' German for red, then since these letters are also shone separately, on page You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. then this would suggest that you can plug in the rest of the German alphabet and solve the entire book...
No, I don't see the logic in this.
Putting annotations in German doesn't mean the language of the main text is German. Annotations can be in German and the manuscript might be in Italian or Latin. The scribe and the painter were usually different people, and it's even possible that an annotator might be someone different, as well (like the medieval version of a botanist brought in as an advisor).
Then we should also be finding the words: Blau, grun, and braun for blue, green and brown in annotated notes.
My point was that these same letters match the Voynich ones. I do not believe them to be the German word rot.
RE: [split] Color annotations? - -JKP- - 13-08-2019
RE: [split] Color annotations? - Monica Yokubinas - 13-08-2019
RE: [split] Color annotations? - -JKP- - 13-08-2019
RE: [split] Color annotations? - davidjackson - 13-08-2019
RE: [split] Color annotations? - MarcoP - 14-02-2020
RE: [split] Color annotations? - -JKP- - 14-02-2020
RE: [split] Color annotations? - Tobias - 13-05-2020
RE: [split] Color annotations? - -JKP- - 03-07-2020
RE: [split] Color annotations? - Wladimir D - 28-08-2020