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Has anyone ever tried something different than substitution cipher? - Rafal - 16-03-2023

There were many attempts of reading Voynich manuscript.

Probably I don't know all of them but it seems to me most of them was treating Voynich script like a simple, monoalphabetic, substitution cipher.

This sign is "s", this sign is "a", this sign is "g". and so on. And it never changes through all the text.

My question is - has anyone ever tried something more advanced? Syllabic cipher, Alberti cipher, treating "vords" as numbers and so on?

If there were such attempts, what were the results?


RE: Has anyone ever tried something different than substitution cipher? - Mark Knowles - 16-03-2023

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RE: Has anyone ever tried something different than substitution cipher? - R. Sale - 16-03-2023

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RE: Has anyone ever tried something different than substitution cipher? - nablator - 16-03-2023

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RE: Has anyone ever tried something different than substitution cipher? - MarcoP - 16-03-2023

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