The missing folios 59-64

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Baresch sent copies. See Philip Neal's translation:
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I'm not sure if many people are aware that there is an Italian who claims to have one page of these copies:

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My first reaction was, that this handwriting does not look like that of Baresch at all, but that may not be an issue since Baresch also seems to write that he had the copies made by someone else.
In any case, Fabrizio Salani had the pigments of this page tested forensically, and the official estimate was the first decades of the 20th Century (which is weird in itself).

I looked at the Italian copy and it looks pretty contemporary (by that I mean within the last century or so) not only in the style of drawing but in the ink as well (it looks more like modern inks, like India ink, than gall ink). It's not what I would call a "faithful" copy, as stylized as it is (the leaves especially).

It seems more likely the copy originated through Voynich's communications with people than through Baresch's.