Nothing against anyone but You are absolutely not doing justice if you claim some culturally important book of someone else to be yours. I am not here to translate the whole book for the reason explained, but there are 'No Experts' other than researchers on Landa Khojki, Multani, Sindhi mentioned in the explanation. Just because you don't understand, doesn't mean the rest of the world doesn't either. If I have a mountain of gold, I will bet on it. Please research the history of the region, I have explained things which have evidence behind them. So far what injustice has been done to MS 408, it should stop. Its same way when you cannot understand the culture and language of another place, it's simple, do not make up something in the name of translation. I want to emphasis this again 'English does not have these sounds'. All the researchers so far have guessed and fooled public. Please widen your knowledge as I have detailed as much as possible, There is no alternative to this, because this is the truth. The character hiding and mixing still happens in business communities in remote villages in Multan in Pakistan, to this day. If you study the history of Landa languages. I have provided proofs for the whole alphabet comparing it with the existing written characters available from Multani, Khudabadi, Khojki, Landa, Mahajani languages.Д®ach character is defined, no guess work here. I hope, my explanation will lead to resolving the Voynich manuscript once and for all.

My name is Sukhwant Singh and I have extensively researched in depth on MS-408 better known as the Voynichmanuscript. The extended special script in the steeped (third paragraph), look to me like a shorthand for representing emulsion time or magnitude of a measurment ( e.g., aroma, length of brew, heat applied, etc.). It has an introduction, then two distinct paragraphs representing unsteeped and steeped analyses. I see a young person doing this who is learning, but bored at times. Strikingly, the root system of each plant is focused the upper portions of the plants seem surreal. A couple glasses of wine and they'd be the same though the sharp changes in the stroke vs smooth changes, make me feel like these are not the same the characters.ДЄdditionally, this 'feels' like a scientific log book. Several of the characters look different, but feel similar. As if the opening paragraph is a question or assertion that would be well known at the time. I agree it feels Islamic, but has a structure of Latin imo. So much so that it is almost desirable to write, but with speed and little thought to the purpose. It feels like a cursive stroke that is fun, but also, routine.

Instead, as New York Times best-selling author Deborah Harkness says in her introduction, the book 'invites the reader to join us at the heart of the mystery.I find the rare character sequences not surprising when I hand write the script. The essays that accompany the manuscript explain what we have learned about this work-from alchemical, cryptographic, forensic, and historical perspectives-but they provide few definitive answers.

Instead, as New York Times best-selling author Deborah Harkness says in her introduction, the book 'invites the reader to join us at the heart of the mystery.' For the first time, this facsimile, complete with elaborate folding sections, allows readers to explore this enigma in all its stunning detail, from its one-of-a-kind 'Voynichese' text to its illustrations of otherworldly plants, unfamiliar constellations, and naked women swimming though fantastical tubes and green baths. The book's language has eluded decipherment, and its elaborate illustrations remain as baffling as they are beautiful. The manuscript appears and disappears throughout history, from the library of the Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf II to a secret sale of books in 1903 by the Society of Jesus in Rome. Written in an unknown script by an unknown author, the manuscript has no clearer purpose now than when it was rediscovered in 1912 by rare books dealer Wilfrid Voynich. Many call the fifteenth-century codex, commonly known as the 'Voynich Manuscript,' the world's most mysterious book. The Voynich Manuscript is produced from new photographs of the entire original and accompanied by expert essays that invite anyone to understand and explore the enigma. The first authorized copy of this mysterious, much-speculated-upon, one-of-a-kind, centuries-old puzzle.

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