12-02-2021, 11:53 PM
These are some quick examples that I grabbed from my palaeography files. They are not necessarily the best matches for specific letters, but these scripts are the same overall style. They're not included in this example, but I also sampled the abbreviations and ligatures used by each scribe.
Years ago, I developed a mathematical scale to compare them, one that can be taught to another person so that subjectivity is reduced and two people are more apt to come up with the same numeric results for each character.
![[Image: Samples116vScript.png]](https://voynichportal.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Samples116vScript.png)
I am writing it up but it takes time. I went through more than 10,000 manuscripts, and sampled more than 2,000 to get a handful of examples that are demonstrably close to the script style on You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. and f17r. The above pic is a quick grab of overall comparisons, but I also have comparisons for each character, and I have maps of their origins. I've been working on this long before I began blogging in 2013. I followed the same process for the column text on f1r, the folio numbers, and the quire numbers, some of which has been documented on my blog, but I have quite a bit more information since then.
Years ago, I developed a mathematical scale to compare them, one that can be taught to another person so that subjectivity is reduced and two people are more apt to come up with the same numeric results for each character.
I am writing it up but it takes time. I went through more than 10,000 manuscripts, and sampled more than 2,000 to get a handful of examples that are demonstrably close to the script style on You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. and f17r. The above pic is a quick grab of overall comparisons, but I also have comparisons for each character, and I have maps of their origins. I've been working on this long before I began blogging in 2013. I followed the same process for the column text on f1r, the folio numbers, and the quire numbers, some of which has been documented on my blog, but I have quite a bit more information since then.