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NJCher

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5. OK, now you

Reply to Hugin (Reply #3)

Tue Jul 8, 2025, 02:02 AM

Jul 8

Have got me going. Reading up on the Voynich manuscript, one of my all-time favorite topics.

There is undoubtedly something new. And, as your link provides, a full copy can be seen at the Yale website.

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OK, now you NJCher Jul 8 #5

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