Yes, the scripts do look very similar. I've traced out the writing as best I can, and put the results at:
http://www.geocities.com/jgroveuk/voynich/oladabas.jpg
Several of the characters from the 'oladabas' script are also present in the 'malhau' text.
Regarding the 'oladabas' text, I find the words which are usually transcribed as 'marix', 'morix', 'maria', 'six', 'vix' to be interesting, since they remind me of the near-repetitive nature of normal Voynichese. (E.g. qotedy qokedy qokeol chedy shedy).
The 'ri' part of 'marix' looks to me like a somewhat disconnected 'm' with the central stroke shorter than the other two, and is possibly the same character as seen near the end of the first line of text on the page.
But what does it all mean? :)
Jon.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Seth Morabito [mailto:sethm@xxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: 02 June 2004 05:16
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> Subject: Re: VMs: Language on 1006106
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> That looks so much like the same hand as the "michiton
> oladabas" on the
> last page.
>
> I'm too busy to compare the two side by side right now, but perhaps
> tomorrow!
>
> -Seth
>
> On Tue, 2004-06-01 at 19:45, Larry Roux wrote:
> > With the new scans can anyone figure out the text at the
> top of 1006106?
> >
> > I read malheu altau ?ucz he? vi?t...
> >
> > (weird bar on top of lucz - could that relate to the sh vs
> ch in Voy?)
> >
> >
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