I have tried to copy centre fold, rosette section, so what do you think, please comment. It has taken me a whole week to complete. I have also hand copied all the text of the VM twice. It took me 6 months and 6 biro ink pens to finish. So I have stories to tell. Anybody serious enough about the V.M should do the same, instead of fantasing, speculating and projecting their own imagination onto the book. Good luck.
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The Voynich Manuscript is a mysterious medieval manuscript written in the early 15th century. To date, scientists, historians, mathematicians and linguists have struggled to decipher the manuscript. However, the mystery has finally been put to rest. Ata Team Alberta (ATA) has deciphered and translated over 30% the manuscript. Currently, a formal paper of the philological study was submitted to an academic journal in John Hopkins University. Voynich Researcher.
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In this video we explore the unsolved enigma that is the Voynich Manuscript, and its often equally bizarre history. Patreon Page for the Histocrat Twiter feed for the Histocrat Sound cloud for the Histocrat Many thanks to Lucas King for allowing the use of his song 'Pain' for this episode. You can find the original here: Online Sources: - Yale University's digital repository for the manuscript. - Yale University's digital repository for letter correspondence related to the manuscript. - Detailed chemical analysis of the manuscript. - René Zandbergen's website on the Voynich manuscript, and the source of many of the images in this video. - The main source for the letter translations given in this video. - Carbon dating of manuscript from Voynich.nu. Voynich and Newbold's 1921 presentations on the manuscript. - - Manly's paper is hidden behind a paywall. If you want a copy hit me up on twitter and I can send the pdf. Friedman's letter discussing the manuscript's location and valuation. - The Book of Soyga. - The Private Diary of John Dee. Inventory of Rudolf's museum. “Suonatore di Liuto” “Teller of the Tales” “Ossuary 1 - A Beginning” “Evening Fall Harp” “Gymnopedie No 1 & 3” “Despair and Triumph” & “Passing time” by Kevin MacLeod are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license Artist:
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Subscribe to watch full natural history and science documentaries! A new documentary is uploaded every week. Twitter: It is the world's most mysterious manuscript. A book, written by an unknown author, illustrated with pictures that are as bizarre as they are puzzling -- and written in a language that even the best cryptographers have been unable to decode. No wonder that this script even has a part in Dan Brown's latest bestseller "The Lost Symbol".
The Voynich Manuscript is well-deserving of the title “the most mysterious book of all time”. This fifteenth-century text is full of weird drawings: from alien plants with no biological counterpart to miniature people operating an array of unknown machines. And then there’s the writing: it’s composed in a mystery language, complete with a unique alphabet and grammar. To this day, no one has definitively solved this ancient code. In this video, I want to investigate the world’s most mysterious book, and explore the secrets of the Voynich Manuscript. From its mysterious history, passing from the hands of scholars, emperors and book dealers; to its illustrations, and how they have much in common with early medical textbooks. When it comes to the cryptic language(s) there are countless theories ranging from natural languages like Hebrew or Latin, to constructed languages built from scratch. With a topic as complex as the Voynich manuscript, there is plenty I haven’t been able to talk about. But I hope this video offers a solid introduction to one of humanity’s greatest mysteries… I really hope you enjoyed this one, and thank you all for your patience! I thought it was time I made a long-form video. I’ll be away on vacation these next few weeks, so it may be a while until my next upload. But I hope this video gives you plenty to chew on. Thanks for 642k subscribers! H. --------- Chapters 00:00 Announcement! 00:11 Intro 01:09 “The World’s Most Mysterious Book” 02:47 The History 08:36 The Illustrations 16:54 The Writing 23:33 The Theories 30:52 Concluding Thoughts 33:26 Outro ------------- Sources & Further Reading: Digitised Copy Voynich Manuscript – Wiki Voynich.nu The Strange Quest to Crack the Voynich Code — Undark AI didn’t decode the cryptic Voynich manuscript… it just added to the mystery — The Verge The Voynich Manuscript: Evidence of the Hoax Hypothesis – Schinner (2007) What We Know About The Voynich Manuscript — Reddy & Knight (2011) Decoding Anagrammed Texts Written in an Unknown Language and Script — Hauer & Kondrak (2016) The Linguistics of the Voynich Manuscript — Bowern & Lindemann (2020) Wellcome Apocalypse — Wellcome Collection ------------- Music: A Celtic Blessing by Bonnie Grace Via Epidemic Sound Dark Water Secrets by Kikoru Via Epidemic Sound Two Lover’s Bane by David Celeste Via Epidemic Sound The Inspector by David Celeste Via Epidemic Sound Erudition by Amber Jaune Via Epidemic Sound Godsend by Johannes Bornlof Via Epidemic Sound Wandering Soul by Gabriel Lewis Via Epidemic Sound The Mist by Gavin Luke Via Epidemic Sound The Inventor by David Celeste Via Epidemic Sound ------------- Find me on Social Media: Twitter: Instagram: Discord: --------- Email me:
Brazilian physicists used their own text analysis technique to study the Voynich manuscript, a mysterious book supposedly written in early 15th century in an unknown alphabet. The expectation is to help deciphering this text, one of the most enigmatic known. Through advanced statistical tools, physicist Diego Amâncio, from the University of São Paulo at São Carlos, seeks to discover if the manuscript is a coherent text or just a random jumble of meaningless symbols, as some researchers defend. "I analyse the text without knowing the words, I am interested in the organization of the text", he says. - Report Read more: The Voynich manuscript in Portuguese use google translate to translate into english comment by Rene Huisintveld; Interesting to see you guys do text analysis, but it's only half the work. The script looks like a Landa-type of script which shows resemblance with Khudabadi-script and Mahajani-script. The script is probably an abugida which means the characters represent segments. The language is probably an Indian language from Indus Valley-region (current day India & Pakistan) and is most likely related to Sanskrit. Yet the book was written in Europe early 15th century, so how do explain an Indus Valley-language to pop up in Europe at that time...??? The answer is gypsies also known as the Sinti & Roma-people. The first sightings of these people in Western and Southern Europe coincide with the date of creation of this book. The knowledge in this book shows to be from Vedic-descent (probably some sort of Ayurveda-medicine & Jyotisha-astrology) plus some rituals (bathing women-section) probably for re-purification when gotten impure. Todays gypsies still have a belief of purity and impurity and have subsequently rituals for re-purifying themselves. Therefore no alchemist hoax-writing or extraterrestrial-stuff and please discard anything regarding the stories about Roger Bacon, Leonardo Da Vinci, etc., etc. because they are all of either later date or have gotten into the imagination of peoples minds which only creates mist and confusion.
This is my contribution to the Voynich Conference (Dec 2022 at the University of Malta). Title: "Polygraphia III - The cipher that pretends to be an artificial language" 00:00 Intro 01:34 Some odd properties of Voynichese 04:07 Artificial languages o priori 08:23 Trithemian ciphers 13:03 Experiments and results 17:31 Discussion 19:37 Outro
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In this incredible podcast about the Deciphering of the Voynich Manusrcript the most mysterious never decoded book in the world, Domingo Delgado show us step by step the method for his deciphering. Never before has someone revealed his techniques in detail to the public regarding the deciphereing of this amazing book and for the first time we presented to you in this channel.
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Notes 1.^ As of Unicode version 15.0 2.^ Grey areas indicate non-assigned code points