ヴォイニッチ手稿、解読される

For medievalists or anyone with more than a passing interest, the most unusual element of the Voynich manuscript – Beinecke Ms. 408, known to many as “the most mysterious manuscript in the world” – is its handwritten text.
Although several of its symbols (especially the ligatures) are recognizable, adopted for the sake of economy by the medieval scribes, the words formed by its neatly grouped characters do not appear to correspond to any known language.
It was long believed that the text was a form of code – one which repeated attempts by crypt­o­graphers and linguists failed to penetrate.
As someone with long experience of interpreting the Latin inscriptions on classical monuments and the tombs and brasses in English parish churches,
I recognized in the Voynich script tell-tale signs of an abbreviated Latin format. But interpretation of such abbreviations depends largely on the context in which they are used.
I needed to understand the copious illustrations that accompany the text.
https://www.the-tls.co.uk/articles/public/voynich-manuscript-solution/

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I first came across the Voynich manuscript some fifteen years ago when, as a professional history researcher, I was looking into
some of the more bizarre claims by commentators about some of my ancestors – John Florio (1553–1625) and Jane Fromond (1555–1604/5), the wife of Dr John Dee and grand-daughter
of Thomas Fromond, the great English herbalist. I am also a muralist and war artist with an understanding of the workings of picture narration, an advantage I was able to capitalize on for my research. A chance remark just over three years
ago brought me a com­mission from a television production company to analyse the illustrations of the Voynich manuscript and examine the commentators’ theories. By this time
the manuscript had been carbon-dated to the early fifteenth century. One of the more notable aspects of the manuscript were the illustrations on a bathing theme, so it seemed
logical to have a look at the bathing practices of the medieval period. It became fairly obvious very early on that I had entered the realms of medieval medicine.

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Holy shit holy shit holy shit holy shit

The Voynich manuscript, decoded

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やはりな

・石版や墓石のラテン語を当てはめていって解読に至ったっぽい
・解読されなかったのは略語の多様のため
・内容は天体・入浴・薬草学などを記した医学書(当時のため迷信も)
・有名な医者のエピソードなどがイラストと一致

・イラストが著名な医者のイラストの複製だったのでほぼ内容については確定っぽい
・今までのヴォイニッチ手稿解読！は言ったもんがちだったところがあるけど今回はソースがタイムズ紙なのでガチっぽい。

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