14-07-2020, 05:38 PM
Yes, I often thought of these diagrams as implicitly plant-centric.
Here's a sketch for an experiment:
Take all large plant folios.
Construct a set of vords of the size N=12, such that one, and only one, vord of the set occurs in each of these folios. A member of the set can be repeatable in a folio, but two or more members shall not coexist within a folio.
If such set can be constructed, then we have Zodiac names in Voynichese.
Quite probably there will be no exact solution, so the experiment should aim at a best-effort match.
Other sets can be tried, such as elements (N=4) or planets, but Zodiac is really the foremost candidate.
Here's a sketch for an experiment:
Take all large plant folios.
Construct a set of vords of the size N=12, such that one, and only one, vord of the set occurs in each of these folios. A member of the set can be repeatable in a folio, but two or more members shall not coexist within a folio.
If such set can be constructed, then we have Zodiac names in Voynichese.
Quite probably there will be no exact solution, so the experiment should aim at a best-effort match.
Other sets can be tried, such as elements (N=4) or planets, but Zodiac is really the foremost candidate.