Why is there even a Voynich B?
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I often wonder about Voynich A and Voynich B and why there even are two different 'languages'. It is likely not that important to most solutions but it always seemed strange to me that there even would be two different 'languages'.

Since I am personally in favour of a cipher solution, my favourite theory is that Voynich A had a 'flaw' in its cipher method or simply that Voynich B was a new and improved cipher. I'm also partial to the idea of the same cipher being used on two different underlying languages.

What is everyone else's personal theories?
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