f17r multispectral images

[Jorge_Stolfi]

"The manuscript ends – and likely always ended – with the originally-blank page 116v. Early in the manuscript’s history, someone recorded a pseudo-Germanic inscription at the top of that page.

I have already posted what I clearly see on the UV image (only) of that page, and to me it tells a very different story.  Which explains why no one has been able to read that text (or even identify half of the letters), and why it includes two words of Voynichese at precisely that point.   

But it seems that it is a story that no one wants to know...

the current (15th-century) structure of the codex.

You mean 16th century, or later?

All the best, --stolfi