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I came up with a theory based on the assumption that this is an author’s table.

Perhaps this is the original form of the cipher alphabet. The authors could have written it on the first page as a guide, to train their hand to write the symbols they had created beautifully, and... They realized that this symbol is very easy to decipher, and they replaced it with what we now call Voynichese. 

One such change could be the simplification of the alphabet through the introduction of digraphs. For example, the symbol between t and u could be abandoned in favor of ol or ar.

Something resembling a red symbol is located between y and z. Perhaps when the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. page was being encrypted, the authors for some reason left this letter in, but later they abandoned it as well.

This could be a very thin clue, but still, it’s too far‑fetched…
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