Under the cut, is the second page of the Voynich Manuscript, I know everyone who ever tries it says that it is either impossible or it is like Hebrew or something. I am building a lot of confidence, because I truly believe that the author of the 'script was functionally illiterate using phonetics instead of an alphabet. Add me to the list of people who think they broke it. Test my methods, and tell me I am wrong. I need it.
Voynich Manuscript: my community to keep track of my evolution, and to have a paper trail incase someone steals my idea, and also breaks it. So by having a tumblr I can dump my thoughts into about the script. If comes down to it, I sent an e-mail to yale already, and Kathy Riechs, when I first broke it. It is probably in their trash, but it is there.
Ignore the Flourished I paragraph, it was a hallucination.
E daí (@xay) tenhais (xhñR) um e o outro (un y !ly) que vaia (xha Ua UZy) em meu (mU). [O estado] se faz ($y $U $y) de em el (Zy), fervendo (mUm) no vaso (xU!lU) da junta (ñlla) na (ñn) massa do por- (MU!Uy). Do un de minha (Zun ñIa). O cano (MUh?) do vaso (zU@y) do coado (xun/l). O modificado (£U) vai ao lume (U@h? Rl Um) com as duas partes do lume (xUIIa xlUn), meu lio (mun £ly) que vem (U@Un) do...
[Mesa 2: A Destilação e o Calor Secundário] ...do un que vem (Zun) do vaso (@hm? @lxy). Daí vem (zUa UeUm) o meu calor (xu? Mu? @y) em minha xícara (m ha !ha) do vaso lio (xu!xly) na ferve/calor (ñn xumy).
Do un (U? Un) em el (ehm/ehl el) do vaso (xhy) que vem (zUa UeUm), o meu calor (xu? Mu? Ey) em minha xícara (m ha ??ha) do vaso (xU?x?y) de minha active calor (mh? Xumy).
[Mesa 3: O Fluxo Final] O un (Un/l) que corre (?xly) da xícara (xha ?ha) em el (hn), meu próprio (mxU ?y) se ferve (?U?xmy). Minha ao de-le (mhn au xly) do calor do vaso (xU?umy).
On the top is Galician Portuguese, underneath is the english translation.
Stage 1: Massing and the Primary Fire "And from there, you shall hold one part and the other line which goes into my keeping. The separation takes place within it, boiling in the vessel of the bundle in the primary pressed mass. From the one part of my mixture, guide it through the spout of the vessel containing the filtered liquid. Let the modified substance go unto the fire, regulated by exactly two parts of the fire (duyas do lume). My modified mixture comes forth..."
Stage 2: The Vapor and Heat Catch "...coming as one from the processing vessel. From there comes my active warmth into my catch-cup from the flowing vessel into the final heat. As it settles in it, coming directly from the vessel, my warmth builds in the cup from the vessel of my active heat."
Stage 3: The Final Runoff "The liquid which runs from the cup into it, my own substance boils down. Mine is directed to its container, right to the essence of the vessel's heat."
So I phonetically glyph down the paragraph, I look at the first Puella, Puelba? cipher, and from there work back on what glyphs = what sound, like the y glyph can be i/j/e-family. I know there is a suffix out there, that I have coined as -R, because there are multiple forms that you can find of the same pen movement. I cannot wait to find out what that is.
exay xhñR Un y õ?y xha Ua UZy (UaUZy) mU éy éU éy Zy mUm xUelU m h II a mhn Uõuy ZUn mhIa ?uh? zUey xUn/l ?U el/en ZUn/l Uehl/n r? Um xUIIa xlUn/l mUn ?ly UeU? Un ehm/ehl el xhy xh? ey zUa UeUm xu? Mu? Ey m ha ??ha xU?x?y mh? xumy
Can you translate that?
R = [1][2][3]
P = [1][2]
I = [2]
B = [2][3]
V = [3]
U = b/v/u
X = t/d/o/q/i
Z = X with flourish light ink
x = X with out flourish
ebbfor t_bsdvs por fa vor mh vor tba mrts toy e_e_a tb_ rbotb sbd_a rboi tvs mr for botti tb es _lsli rbotbsi tb mr por l_t_oli mr por tlb tblb tlba tb mrpor.
Hint: Potentially dated for around 1400 bce
Hint: Image Lilypad with blossoming flower in the background
Hint: Latin based language
Hint: Phonetic
Hint: The underscore is a missing sound or letter
sh?ys y ehl rs iohpor t?bl tbl t?hsls y otblm srsi eh?s toh por s y rps trer vs yer por otb em ?hhs em rsr por emre se y r?s o?eh bs y eh por obem r?s ?trs ??hs em rp rb por bo?/y bo/hs s b l b o y ??bhsy ???s
Hint: it is phonetic
Hint: each letter represents a sound, so s and h don't make the sh sound, but the y makes an ee sound.
Hint: It could be a word, it could be a phrase per visual looking word
Hint: P could sound like v, s could sound like ç, and t sounds like d
Hint: Written around early 1400s
One of the guys I worked with told us a story about how, when they were doing archaeology surveys in the woods they ran into a bigfoot hunter. Bigfoot guy asked if they had seen signs of bigfoot, and he was like "Sorry, nothing like that. We're archaeologists, so we're looking for human stuff." and the bigfoot guy was like "Oh! I saw some Native American cairns on my way out here. I can give you a general location." and when he was like "Yeah dude, that'd be sick. We're actually looking to document those." the bigfoot guy was like "Yeah, they looked pretty cool. I didn't touch them though, because Native Americans built them, not bigfoot."
