A structured token-based approach to recurring patterns in the Voynich manuscript

[ReneLueth]

Hello,

I would like to present a structured approach I have been working on regarding recurring patterns in the Voynich manuscript.

My focus is not on a full linguistic translation, but on identifying stable, high-frequency token clusters and analyzing their functional role within the text.

The method is based on a fixed mapping of recurring sequences, applied consistently without interpretative adjustments.

When applying this approach, the text begins to show repeatable procedural structures, often following patterns such as:

substance → process → transformation

I am fully aware that many approaches to the Voynich manuscript have failed or overreached.
For that reason, I am not presenting a solution, but a model that can be tested, challenged, and potentially falsified.

I would be interested in your perspective on:

- the stability of recurring glyph clusters
- whether such a reduction approach is methodologically sound
- and how you would evaluate reproducibility in this context

If there is interest, I can provide concrete examples and mappings.

Best regards
René

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