Voynich Manuscript

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Some time ago, while reading through the itotd.com website, I found a post about this old manuscript and seemed very interesting. Written in a strange language impossible to be translated, it is considered to be 'The Most Mysterious Manuscript in the World'.

 

The manuscript is small and thick, and has about 235 pages. It is a lots of awkward drawings of: unidentified plants, herbal recipes, mysterious charts, tiny naked women frolicking in bathtubs.

"Is it written in a code, a cipher, or an unknown shorthand? Is it written in a lost, obscure or artificial language?" No one can tell…

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6 Responses to “Voynich Manuscript”

1. Priscilla, on January 30th, 2008 at 10:15 pm Said:

   i wonder what the pages say, and also maybe it has something to do with plants because all the illustrations are of different plants.

   In loveing it, sooo mysterious!

2. Perwitt, on January 25th, 2009 at 2:27 am Said:

   I’m seeing a lot of DMT references there. Maybe talking to some self-transforming machine elves might help?

3. Larna, on September 14th, 2009 at 11:11 pm Said:

   I love the manuscript, although dont understand a thing…the writting and art is superb!!!

4. sara buffalo, on April 6th, 2010 at 9:50 pm Said:

   It feels almost like a fertility book. The position of the woman and the ovarian like tubes, very similar to early drawings of
   the ovaries. Also. the plants could be fertility plants, as well as the sun and moon cycles critical for conceiving. Its almost like the woman are driving or operating some kind of bio machines in order to become and sustain some kind of pregnancy, perhaps one of consciousness. There are some pineal gland – like images as well. As for the writing, I don’t think it is a code, but a language unto itself.

5. leonardo, on May 21st, 2010 at 11:08 am Said:

   This book was made by a child. Just look at the drawings.

   Also, the “pools with naked women” are actually trying to represent a uterus.
   I believe that some kid saw biology books and tried to make one of his own, resulting in a very bizarre creation: the Voynich manuscript (it’s called Voynich just because a guy named Voynich ended up owning this book). Thus, this book is just a joke and doesn’t mean anything.

6. mikemaz3000, on June 25th, 2010 at 6:40 pm Said:

   Many of the world’s top cryptographers have tried and failed to decipher this 15c. manuscript. I written in an unknown language in a unknown cipher. The illustrations are ambiguous, and even the captions associated with the drawings cannot be deciphered. Current analysis of the manuscript states that is a meaningless collection of symbols, but further analysis completed in the 1970′s point toward a language entropy and some meaningful text.

   Some examples of analysis include:

   Character frequencies
   Vowel/consonant identification (Sukhotin)
   Entropy of characters / diagraphs
   Cluster analysis of the Currier languages, by character (D’Imperio) or digraph (RZ)

   An excellent source of information can be found at:http://www.voynich.nu/a_char.html

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