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[Wladimir D]

RUBY/    If in "six marix morix vix ahia maria" we read six and VIx as 6 (times), so as to consider marix morix and ahia maria as the titles of the prayers: maris mori could be a prayer of the sailors against death at sea? Correct my Latin if necessary.

 In another topic, Marco said….. but the four consecutive -x words in line 3 are quite suggestive of meaningless pseudo-Latin.

 In a post  № 356 You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.  , I made a similar assumption. In this case, x is Roman 10, which may indicate the number of repetitions of the phrase. A similar entry was made, since there was no practice to put brackets to indicate the number of repetitions of the phrase. I met when, to indicate the number of repetitions of a phrase, a section of text was underlined or written in other ink, and the number of repetitions was written over the selected text (or after).

  JKP /   [i]So, there are more than likely 10 Voynichese glyphs on this folio which is hopeful news for us if the person who wrote this had some idea what was going on in the rest of the text and maybe was involved in its creation.
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I also previously pointed out the similarities between a and I c eva. But also look at s in the word .?miltos. Here you can see the (s + i) EVA!