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Category Archives: fantasy
The Antikythera Mechanism of Manuscripts
As I came away from the recent Voynich 100 Conference at the Villa Mondragone in Frascati, Italy, I found myself thinking of some old problems in new ways. Probably most useful to organizing my thoughts was my interview by Lisa … Continue reading
Posted in fantasy, optics, Rosicrucianism
Tagged antikythera, manuscript, mechanism, voynich
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A Volcano in the Voynich?
The best way find answers to a tough problem is to ask the right questions, and the right ones are usually new ones. Asking the same old questions, over and over, will get one nowhere, because they usually produce the … Continue reading
Of Course It’s a Puzzle
This post is not about whether or not the Voynich Manuscript is from 1420, 1550, 1610 or 1912. It is about just how crazy it is that we simply cannot say for certain. And just how difficult a situation this … Continue reading
Posted in Dating the VMs, fantasy
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Something Sheepy in the State of Denmark?
What should one think, when two documents, arguably the number one and number two most controversial parchment/vellum artifacts known to history, were discovered to have been made at virtually the same moment in history? The Voynich was dated by the … Continue reading
Posted in Dating the VMs, fantasy, history & provenance, Uncategorized
Tagged 14, c14, carbon, dating, forgery, hoax, manuscript, map, vinland, voynich
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Bird Glyphs, Aztecs, Aries, Hakluyt et al.
The so called “bird glyphs” from the Voynich Manuscripts f1r are typical of those details which seem to cry out “THIS is what I am!”, while not actually helping one bit in that direction. There is just enough to give … Continue reading
Posted in Dating the VMs, fantasy, history & provenance
Tagged aubin, aztex, bird glyphs, cardona, codex, manuscript, mendoza, voynich
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A Strange Coincidence
There are no contemporary references to the Voynich Manuscript that we know of, only a few 17th century letters which were written long after it was created. The first which appeared is the famous Marci Letter of 1665, which Wilfrid … Continue reading
Posted in Dating the VMs, fantasy, history & provenance
Tagged bacon, kinner, kircher, new atlantis, the royal society
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A Little Bit Like Everything, a Whole Lot Like Nothing
…That is how I often think of the Voynich Manuscript. On the one hand it has reminded countless people of many different styles from every age of every corner of the earth… while at the same time, it is almost … Continue reading
A Trip to the Rosettes
The rosettes pages of the Voynich Manuscript are filled with some of the most controversial illustrations of the entire book. Many of it’s elements seem close enough to real objects or places to excite a possible identification to some actual … Continue reading
Posted in Dating the VMs, Drebbel, fantasy
Tagged 3D art, cornelis drebbel, fantasy city, francis bacon, new atlantis, voynich manuscript
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But who would use Vellum, anyway?
The choice of vellum for all the pages of the Voynich has been seen as a clue for the dating, origins and purpose of the book. The cost of vellum, and the era of common usage of the material, have … Continue reading
Posted in Dating the VMs, fantasy
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Prop, Hoax, Tribute or Art?
If we assume, as this theory does, that the Voynich Manuscript could be an “artifact of fiction”, this still does not give a specific reason for it’s creation. I mean, the theory surmises a “what”, but not a “why”. Of … Continue reading
Posted in Dating the VMs, fantasy
Tagged codex, faustus, francis bacon, marlowe, prop book, Seraphinianus, shakespeare, the tempest, voynich manuscript
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