The Voynich-Ms as a concatenation of abbreviations
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I don't remember seeing Latin writing, with all macrons attached, dated from the 14th century. Those u n r s that make Voynichese look like abbreviated Latin: without them the similarity could not even be superficial.

Were there any? The oldest that I can find -quickly- is dated 1412. I'll keep looking.

About the theory:

Why would n never occur at the start of a word?

What would be the "concatenation of abbreviations" for this invenies: nn ?

   
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