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Re: VMs: michiton oladabas explained
Notice from the close-up zoom that the last 3 'letters' in DEOD are
clearly Voynichese.
It seems to be a mix. The second line, second word (with the [sigh]
smudge) ... the letter N "looks like" the Spanish enya ... that
N with the "tilda mark" above it.
This has nothing to do with anything, but, I keep getting a picture in my
head of OLD. "This" writer is an old man. Thoughts /
expressions are "not [youthfully] clear."
He also uses "the cross" as word divider ... which I find
fascinating.
Regards
Jim
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