The annotations referred to on Folio 67v are not visible to the naked eye or in standard digital reproductions of the Voynich Manuscript. They were detected through a decoding and image-analysis process developed specifically for this research. For methodological and intellectual-property reasons, the precise process used to reveal these details cannot be publicly disclosed at this stage.
Once the research library and membership portal on the website are launched, verified members will gain access to the technical notes, spectral analyses, and decoded imagery showing how these annotation layers were identified and interpreted.
Once the research library and membership portal on the website are launched, verified members will gain access to the technical notes, spectral analyses, and decoded imagery showing how these annotation layers were identified and interpreted.
(09-11-2025, 03:06 PM)nablator wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Hello,
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Quote:- Alice Cooke adds genuine estate birth records in readable English. "1622 Alice At Land"
- Folio You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. handwriting is modern (1915-1932), not historical.
Quote:Folio 67v Mystery SOLVED — Lewis's Examination NotesYou are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
Breakthrough: Folio 67v annotations are John Frederick Lewis's examination notes (1915-1932), NOT historical 1620s text!
Multiple Annotation Layers:The annotations referred to on Folio 67v are not visible to the naked eye or in standard digital reproductions of the Voynich Manuscript. They were detected through a decoding and image-analysis process developed specifically for this research. For methodological and intellectual-property reasons, the precise process used to reveal these details cannot be publicly disclosed at this stage.
Once the research library and membership portal on the website are launched, verified members will gain access to the technical notes, spectral analyses, and decoded imagery showing how these annotation layers were identified and interpreted.
- 1620s-1640s: Alice Cooke's Secretary Hand estate records (historical)
- 1915-1932: Lewis's examination notes (modern scholarly)
After reading your website I have no idea where these annotations are visible.