Re: VMs: RE: Very important message!

["John D. Comegys" <robc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Jim,

What are the values for these letters in Voynichese? How do I read this stuff?

John

Jim Comegys wrote:

> > ----------
> > From:         Jeff
> > Reply To:     vms-list@xxxxxxxxxxx
> > Sent:         Saturday, July 12, 2003 11:40 AM
> > To:   vms-list@xxxxxxxxxxx
> > Subject:      VMs: Very important message!
> >
> > Hi Jeff,
> >
> > I will have a look at this.    What have other linguists told you?
> >
> > Jim Comegys
> >
> >
> >
> > The following is what I believe to be decoded text from the Voynich
> > Manuscript. Yes you read it right DECODED. It is four of the five lines from
> > F1r.P1. Note I have written the letter frequencies found underneath. These
> > came straight out when run manually through the decryption algorithm. If I
> > had not been right I would not have expected the frequency distribution. It
> > startled me how the patterns emerged.
> >
> > The text I have posted needs examination by a linguist to check which
> > language would most match for the distribution. I know there is very little
> > text here but I plan to do more pages as and when time permits. Could
> > someone PLEASE examine this text for any known words. It could be in latin,
> > french, english or rumanian for all I know, but these languages must have
> > distinct frequency patterns. The text and character frequencies follow.
> >
> > fcjfq    qikl    lr    rttiqv    fzvz    dzvfp    ava!!vw    q    iyf
> > jzvzob!
> >
> > hfp    amrhr    f!!p    ikiz    tjatiqv    fzhr    rrv    gvahr    tvahr
> > udn!
> >
> > qyiqz    jzloi    mf    pikiqv    fzvr    fvavorp    avalw    vdrriqv    fs
> >
> > (THIS LINE OMITTED)
> >
> > diz    p    ajler    tvahiqv    prwhr    thmhrqv
> >
> >
> > Letter frequencies (not in percentages just straight letter counts).
> >
> > v=20, r=17, i=14, f=12, z=11, a=11, q=11, h=9, p=7, t=7, j=5, l=5, d=4, k=3,
> > o=3, w=3, m=3, y=2, b=1, c=1, g=1, u=1, n=1, s=1, e=1
> >
> > P.S. The exclamation remarks remain as I did not have the character in the
> > alphabet I used but the decryption method can cope with this. You can decode
> > even with letters missing. Also can someone check the letter counts I made
> > as they were all manual. This would greatly affect the choice of letter if
> > the percentages are wrong. As I said earlier I will have more examples with
> > letter counts asap. I hope to get a programme written to automate the task.
> >
> > Jeff
> >
> >
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