Which other manuscript contain the most Voynichese glyphs?

[Koen G]

I get what you're saying, but the reality is that not many people will try these things for themselves  But that's one of the reasons I made this thread, to make it more involved and tangible.

On the other hand, I'd like to find out how far you can go with a single manuscript, just to see what we're dealing with. In my example, I agree that about 4 items are mismatched: 

• the "K" gallow is actually a capital H and looks different
  
• I would say that the subscript 9 does correspond to VM 9, but it does not match EVA S, so that's another mismatch.
  
• EVA q looks different than the "rum"
  
• A better r-rotunda can certainly be found
  

We might allow EVA-l to be a numeral, although this might be a bit weird given its position in "words". Still that leaves out a lot though. Maybe people get skeptical if they have to combine various writing styles/locations/times in order to get a decent coverage of the set?

Is there a particular manuscript you'd recommend me to look at next?