Voynich manuscript deciphered cracked#
The upshot is that the university in which the above mentioned individual who claimed to have cracked the Manuscript… well… I’ll let the University Speak for itself ( you can read their full statement here):įollowing media coverage, concerns have been raised about the validity of this research from academics in the fields of linguistics and medieval studies.
Voynich manuscript deciphered crack#
Sorry, it looks like a Researcher didn’t just crack the Voynich Manuscript after all Manbelbaum and presented on which states: Not even 24 hours later I find this article by Ryan F. Until we have final proof -and assuming this latest decryption turns out to be not quite what it is being billed as- I’ll keep hoping for a day when the manuscript is indeed completely deciphered, though I feel whatever writings there are will prove to be, perhaps, quite nonsensical. This is, obviously, what so many are trying to decipher. What has so many curious is the writing alongside these pieces. Many deal with flora, like the second piece presented above, while others show oddities like pictures 1 and 3. There are many other pages from the book one can find online. My basis for this is in some of the illustrations presented in the manuscript, such as… I strongly suspect we’re not about to find a lost classic of literature. Cheshire’s claims and… well… until I read otherwise I’m thinking this might be one of a long line of claims that don’t quite hold.įunny thing is, I suspect when/if the manuscript is deciphered the end result will be a lot of stuff that, to modern readers, will appear to be nothing more than old nonsensical ideas/notions/stories. Aullettee has effectively thrown cold water on Mr. Hell, I’m fascinated by things like this, essentially unsolved mysteries from the past. She also offers in her article reasons to doubt Mr. Well, hold your horses because Jennifer Aullettee points out the fact that many people have claimed over the years to have deciphered the Voynich Manuscript and, so far, none have proven correct. If you’re curious, you can read the article explaining how he did it here…įinally, finally, we get to find out what mysterious things were written in this very mysterious book, right? In the past few days, however, Gerard Cheshire, a University of Bristol academic, announced he has deciphered the famous manuscript. Since that time, scholars as well as the curious have tried -and failed- to decipher the writings within the manuscript. In essence, the Voynich Manuscript is a book consisting of strange writings and illustrations purchased by Wilfred Voynich in 1912. Then check out the Wikipedia entry concerning it:
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