It has occurred to me to wonder if the Voynich script was deliberately
designed to yield characters reminiscent of Latinate characters and
Latinate abbreviatory symbols, but arising in different ways
Yes but, Sukhotin's algorithm identifies <a>, <o> and <e> as
vowels (and also <ee>) and those look those same vowels written
in the Medieval Beneventan and Wisigothic scripts (the two are
very close). And further, a non-vowel is EVA <ch>, Frogguy <ct>
which is the spitting image of "t" in Beneventan. So...? I don't
know.
the idea
being to mislead an uninitiated decypherer into false hypotheses - as if
the decypherer were instinctively led into attacking "in tofal sehypot
heses."
That is why I don't believe that the spaces should be taken as
significant. We have to demonstrate that they are significant
before we can consider them as such.