07-08-2025, 06:06 AM
It is plausible, that the Voynich Manuscript in its present form is a copy, or composite compilation of different scribers.
In middle ages a system of fast copying known as "pecia" was very popular (citation):
"The Pecia system was a revolutionary manuscript production method developed in medieval universities (13th-15th centuries) where authorized texts were broken into smaller, numbered sections (called peciae, or pieces) and rented out by stationers to scribes for copying."
Evidences for Voynich of being a product of this system are:
Giving these observations- where might be the original?
In middle ages a system of fast copying known as "pecia" was very popular (citation):
"The Pecia system was a revolutionary manuscript production method developed in medieval universities (13th-15th centuries) where authorized texts were broken into smaller, numbered sections (called peciae, or pieces) and rented out by stationers to scribes for copying."
Evidences for Voynich of being a product of this system are:
- Different handwritings
- Mixed foil numbers
- Different stain patches which do not sit with one another if the foils were together
Giving these observations- where might be the original?


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