This was the name of a manuscript in a previously unknown language with certain knowledge of a specialist in various fields of science. Today, the Voynich manuscript has been fully deciphered, but there are still many mysteries associated with it. Here is what is known today about this manuscript and what knowledge he revealed in his creation.

Who is Voynich

That was the name of the antiquary Wilfried Voynich (1865 - 1930), a collector who came across a unique manuscript of the 15th century. The authorship of the manuscript is still disputed, but its content is considered more strange.

The text of the manuscript itself was written in an unknown language, in which one word had many meanings. However, until today, no one could understand the content of the book and what exactly was encrypted in it, and most importantly, the meaning of what the author was trying to convey.

Today, no one can give a specific answer as to who the author of the manuscript is. Encyclopedias mention many names of probable authors of the text, but there is no exact evidence anywhere that the text of the manuscript was written by these people. There is even a hypothesis that the text was written in a mental hospital, but it is still difficult to figure out when and by whom. Therefore, researchers, experts in the study and decoding of cryptograms, fought over the content and authorship of the manuscript for a long time, but at the moment it is still unknown who, in fact, the author of the manuscript is. So far, the name "Voynich manuscript" bears the name of the antiquary to whom this manuscript fell into the hands.

The book is devoted to herbs, folk medicine. It has several sections devoted to botany, astrology, biology, cosmology and pharmaceuticals. However, most of all, strange pictures in the book are knocking down, which can cause a lot of questions. It is also interesting that most plants are difficult to identify with modern ones. Only a few resemble marigolds, pansies, thistles and others.

The book consists of 246 pages of small size, neatly filled with calligraphic handwriting with unknown text and no less strange pictures. The plants depicted on them are different from those that exist today. For example, the American sunflower was oval in shape, and the red pepper was depicted as green. Today, researchers are inclined to the version that it was a description of some Mexican botanical garden, and the irregular shapes of plants are associated with the style of the picture.

Modern researchers believe that the mysterious text was written in a phonetic language, and the author himself invented the symbols.

The manuscript was written by the same hand, but at different times. It is also known for certain that the book has nothing to do with either Arabic or Hebrew.

There are many astrological symbols in the book, but they cannot be correlated with what is known today from astrology. Also, if you rotate pie charts, which are many in the text, a cartoon effect appears, the images begin to rotate.

The astrological section proved that the medicine of that time was always connected with astrology. However, those who read the Voynich manuscript, which was deciphered, in the original and in a language understandable today, noted that knowledge has nothing to do with what is relevant to modern astrology. It closely coexists with astrology and medicine.

The biological section is full of pictures in which women constantly bathe either in clean or in dirty water. There are many pipes and branches everywhere. Obviously, hydrotherapy at that time was still one of the most common methods. Water in the text symbolized health and disease.

The Voynich manuscript was deciphered, but the pharmaceutical section turned out to be the most difficult section, in which it is difficult to identify the plants depicted in the pictures and their names. There is also a version that the versatility of an artificial language, which cannot be identified and compared even with ancient languages, suggests that the book has a double bottom. But what exactly is still a mystery.

Scientists from the University of Alberta in Canada have deciphered the beginning of the Voynich manuscript using artificial intelligence. It is reported by CBCNews.

According to one of the researchers Greg Kondrak (Greg Kondrak), first of all it was necessary to find out what language the manuscript was written in. To do this, scientists took the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, translated into 380 languages, and using complex statistical procedures, they were able to derive an algorithm that recognized the language of the document with an accuracy of 97 percent. Using the same algorithm to read the Voynich manuscript, they found that it was written in Hebrew.

The mysterious manuscript has not yet been deciphered, it is not clear by whom and for what purpose the book was created. Scientists have been trying to uncover the secrets of this document for centuries...

Thus, according to the conclusions of the computer algorithm, the first sentence of the artifact is: "She gave advice to the priest, the owner of the house, me and the people."

The first 72 words, according to scientists, may refer to plant pharmacology, in this section there are such terms as "farmer", "light", "air" and "fire".

Kondrak emphasizes that although artificial intelligence has done a great job, one cannot do without a person - a living mind is needed to understand the syntax and semantic connections of words. In particular, specialists in Hebrew, historians and cryptographers are needed.

The Voynich manuscript is medieval labor written in the 15th century by unknown authors. Researchers have been trying to decipher it for several hundred years, but the language of the manuscript is not known to anyone. The artifact was discovered by the antiquary Wilfried Voynich in the ancient South European castle of Villa Mondragone.

There are mysteries in the world that have not been solved for centuries, despite the efforts of hundreds or even thousands of specialists. One of these secrets is probably the most amazing treatise in the world - the Voynich manuscript. Whoever undertook to decipher it, whatever versions the researchers offered - all in vain: text mysterious manuscript For more than five hundred years, it has stubbornly kept its secret.

However, a rather interesting version of the decoding of the manuscript was proposed by the famous writer, paleoethnographer Vladimir DEGTYAREV.

- Vladimir Nikolaevich, so what does the Voynich manuscript tell about? What are the opinions on this?

Someone says that this is an encrypted alchemical text that figuratively describes ways to prolong life. Others call this document a medical treatment for a certain European ruler. Well, still others generally believe that this manuscript is just someone's mockery, which contains a set of meaningless graphic characters. By the way, it is not difficult to see the text of the manuscript itself, it has long been placed on the World Wide Web - the Internet.

- And yet it has not yet been deciphered ...

The manuscript was tried by high-level specialists - CIA and NSA cryptographers. For this purpose, even the most powerful computer in the world was connected. But in vain. Let me remind you: the book has four illustrated sections. The color drawings depict plants, naked women, the insides of the human body, some schemes and even a map of a section of the starry sky. In fact, half of the information is clear enough because it is illustrated.

- What do these drawings, diagrams mean? What is the book ultimately about?

REFERENCE: The Voynich Manuscript is a mysterious book written about 600 years ago by an author whose name history has not preserved. The text of the book is either encrypted or written in an unknown language using an unknown alphabet. As a result of radiocarbon analysis of the manuscript, it was precisely established that the book was written between 1404 and 1438. The Voynich manuscript has been repeatedly tried to decipher, but so far to no avail. The book got its name from the bibliophile from Kaunas, Wilfrid Voynich, who bought it in 1912. Today, the manuscript is in the Beinecke Rare Book Library at Yale University.

The illustrations tell about a person, more precisely, about how a person can live no less than 120 years measured by God. Of course, one cannot claim more, but it is possible to live 120 years in perfect health, in mind and memory. This is written in an ancient manuscript. More precisely, this is one of the “storylines” of this completely scientific work.

Moreover, the “plot” of the book suggests a possible extension of life up to three hundred years ... Why such a figure was chosen, I will not say, but the formula “To be the elder of the family in twenty generations” directly speaks of the number 300. The time when the manuscript was created was different from ours by the fact that one generation was considered a period of 15 years. Today we think differently: one generation - 25 years.

Do you mean to say that you have read the manuscript? Or just made such an approximate conclusion based on the universal desire of people for longevity?

I read only a few pages of the manuscript, selected at random from the Internet, because I needed to get some information about the plants of interest to me. More precisely, about the line of plants that is depicted at the beginning of the manuscript.

- In what language is the Voynich manuscript written, if you managed to read it?

It turns out that the manuscript was written not in any, but in common language. This is the proto-language of our civilization, and it is already hundreds of thousands of years old. It is important to remember that 600 years ago the book was not born - it was copied onto paper from linen scrolls or from layers of dressed leather. And on the same skins or linen scrolls, it was also rewritten - probably from clay tables or from palm leaves, and this happened around the 1st century according to the current chronology.

I sensed that the rhythm of the writing did not fit the 1/6 folio sheets of paper on which the current text of the manuscript was transferred. After all, the style of writing, even of a strictly documentary nature, always depends on the size of the writing material. And the Voynich manuscript is not a strict document. This is, most likely, a scientific essay, a kind of diary of the development of the action according to the scenario of a certain scientific search. It seems that much earlier the text of this manuscript was executed on sheets of material stretched in length, and not in height.

So what is this text all about?

Today, a popular hypothesis is that someone in the 15th century sat over three hundred blank sheets of expensive parchment and diligently wrote various meaningless curls on them with no less expensive ink. Then he painted almost a thousand pictures and decorations with different, also extremely expensive paints. However, there were no futurists, imagists and abstractionists in that era - if they did appear, they quickly went to the fires of the Inquisition.

So hardly anyone would be able to create an abstraction of such a high class. From time immemorial, people have written a lot. Don't think that after Flood illiteracy was all over the place and it continued until the 19th century. For example, in the 17th century, a simple Belarusian merchant of an average hand wrote in Old Slavonic, but ... in Arabic letters. And nothing. His cash receipt for one hundred and fifty thalers was considered honest and accepted into business ...

I will not accurately describe the process of decoding the three pages of this manuscript - because of the complexity of the explanations. I can only talk about my general impression. Three languages ​​were used in the manuscript: Russian, Arabic and German. But they are written in a certain one alphabet, unknown in the world of scientists. Although in fact this alphabet is much more common than you might think.

Last year, I specifically talked with people who speak African dialects. In the conversation, I cited two words from the Voynich manuscript: "unkulun-kulu" and "gulu". I was translated that it is “he who came first” and “heaven”. This is a modern interpretation of very ancient East African concepts, the original meaning of which is “one who stands above all (slaves)” and “blue doom”. In general - "God" and "Death". The last term "gulu" (Si Gulu) denotes uranium, the same one that is stuffed with nuclear charges.

- But the book depicts plants. What does uranium have to do with the exotic flower or fungus ergot?

A solution or infusion of ergot, in very small quantities, apparently acted as an antidote. People in those days lived very far from London and Paris. And in the Sahara, the dust carried radioactive particles, a kind of "blue salt" that erases the skin from a person. So ergot could well be used as an ointment against ulcers that occur on the body ... Do you know what was the most precious knowledge in Egypt, China, Europe at all times? Not a Fibonacci number, not an electric battery, not a way to get kerosene from oil. The secret of longevity - that's what cost a lot of money. People paid big money even for the most fantastic recipe. Imagine what will happen if you give the world this elixir of youth. No, it's better to keep it a secret.

The collection of the Yale University Library (USA) contains a unique rarity, the so-called Voynich manuscript ( Voynich Manuscript). On the Internet, many sites are devoted to this document, it is often called the most mysterious esoteric manuscript in the world.

The manuscript is named after its former owner, the American bookseller W. Voynich, husband of the famous writer Ethel Lilian Voynich (author of the novel The Gadfly). The manuscript was bought in 1912 in one of the Italian monasteries. It is known that in the 1580s. The then German Emperor Rudolf II became the owner of the manuscript. The encrypted manuscript with numerous color illustrations was sold to Rudolf II by the famous English astrologer, geographer and explorer John Dee, who was very interested in getting the opportunity to freely leave Prague for his homeland, England. Therefore, Dee is said to have exaggerated the antiquity of the manuscript. According to the features of paper and ink, it is attributed to the 16th century. However, all attempts to decipher the text over the past 80 years have been in vain.

This book, measuring 22.5 x 16 cm, contains coded text, in a language that has not yet been identified. It originally consisted of 116 sheets of parchment, fourteen of which are currently considered lost. Written in a fluent calligraphic handwriting with a quill pen and ink in five colors: green, brown, yellow, blue and red. Some letters are similar to Greek or Latin, but are mostly hieroglyphs that have not yet been found in any other book.

Almost every page contains drawings, based on which the text of the manuscript can be divided into five sections: botanical, astronomical, biological, astrological and medical. The first, by the way the largest section, includes more than a hundred illustrations of various plants and herbs, most of which are unidentifiable or even phantasmagoric. And the accompanying text is carefully divided into equal paragraphs. The second, astronomical section is similarly designed. It contains about two dozen concentric diagrams with images of the Sun, Moon and various constellations. A large number of human figures, mostly female, decorate the so-called biological section. It seems that it explains the processes of human life and the secrets of the interaction of the human soul and body. The astrological section is replete with images of magical medallions, zodiacal symbols and stars. And in the medical part, probably, recipes for the treatment of various diseases and magical advice are given.

Among the illustrations are more than 400 plants that have no direct analogues in botany, as well as numerous figures of women, spirals of stars. Experienced cryptographers, in trying to decipher a text written in unusual scripts, most often acted as was customary in the 20th century - they conducted a frequency analysis of the occurrence of various characters, choosing the appropriate language. However, neither Latin, nor many Western European languages, nor Arabic didn't fit. The bust continued. We checked Chinese, Ukrainian, and Turkish ... In vain!

The short words of the manuscript are reminiscent of some of the languages ​​of Polynesia, but nothing came of it either. Hypotheses about the extraterrestrial origin of the text have appeared, especially since the plants are not similar to those familiar to us (although they are very carefully drawn), and the spirals of stars in the 20th century reminded many of the spiral arms of the Galaxy. It remained completely unclear what the text of the manuscript was talking about. John Dee himself was also suspected of a hoax - he allegedly composed not just an artificial alphabet (there really was one in Dee's works, but has nothing to do with that used in the manuscript), but also created a meaningless text on it. In general, the research has come to a standstill.

History of the manuscript.

Since the alphabet of the manuscript has no visual resemblance to any known writing system and the text has not yet been deciphered, the only "clue" to determine the age of the book and its origin is the illustrations. In particular, the clothes and decorations of women, as well as a couple of castles in the diagrams. All details are typical for Europe between 1450 and 1520, so the manuscript is most often dated to this period. This is indirectly confirmed by other signs.

The earliest known owner of the book was George Baresch, an alchemist who lived in Prague in early XVII century. Baresh, apparently, was also puzzled by the mystery of this book from his library. Upon learning that Athanasius Kircher, a well-known Jesuit scholar of the Collegio Romano, had published a Coptic dictionary and deciphered (as it was then believed) Egyptian hieroglyphs, he copied part of the manuscript and sent this sample to Kircher in Rome (twice), asking help decipher it. Baresch's 1639 letter to Kircher, discovered in modern times by Rene Zandbergen, is the earliest known reference to the Manuscript.

It remains unclear whether Kircher responded to Baresh's request, but it is known that he wanted to buy the book, but Baresh probably refused to sell it. After Baresh's death, the book passed to his friend, Johannes Marcus Marci, rector of the University of Prague. Marzi allegedly sent it to Kircher, an old friend of his. His cover letter from 1666 is still attached to the Manuscript. Among other things, the letter claims that it was originally purchased for 600 ducats by Holy Roman Emperor Rudolph II, who considered the book to be the work of Roger Bacon.

The further 200 years of the fate of the Manuscript are unknown, but it is most likely that it was kept along with the rest of Kircher's correspondence in the library of the Roman College (now the Gregorian University). The book probably remained there until the troops of Victor Emmanuel II captured the city in 1870 and annexed the Papal States to the Kingdom of Italy. The new Italian authorities decided to confiscate from the Church a large number of property, including the library. According to the research of Xavier Ceccaldi and others, before this, many books from the university library were hastily transferred to the libraries of the university staff, whose property was not confiscated. Kircher's correspondence was among these books, and also, apparently, there was a Voynich manuscript, since the book still bears the bookplate of Petrus Beckx, at that time the head of the Jesuit order and the rector of the university.

Bex's library was moved to Villa Mondragone in Frascati (villa Borghese di Mondragone a Frascati) - a large palace near Rome, acquired by the Jesuit society in 1866.

In 1912, the College of Rome needed funds and decided in the strictest confidence to sell some of its property. Wilfried Voynich acquired 30 manuscripts, including the one that now bears his name. In 1961, after Voynich's death, the book was sold by his widow Ethel Lilian Voynich (author of The Gadfly) to another bookseller, Hanse P. Kraus. Unable to find a buyer, in 1969 Kraus donated the manuscript to Yale University.

So, what do our contemporaries think about this manuscript?

For example, Sergey Gennadyevich Krivenkov, Ph.D. in Biology, a specialist in computer psychodiagnostics, and Klavdiya Nikolaevna Nagornaya, a leading software engineer at the IGT of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation (St. apparently, recipes, which, as you know, have a lot of special abbreviations, which ensures short "words" in the text. Why encrypt? If these are recipes for poisons, then the question disappears ... Dee himself, for all his versatility, was not an expert on medicinal herbs, so he hardly wrote the text. But then the fundamental question is: what kind of mysterious "unearthly" plants are depicted in the pictures? It turned out that they are ... composite. For example, the flower of the well-known belladonna is connected to a leaf of a lesser known, but equally poisonous plant called hoof. And so it is in many other cases. As you can see, aliens have nothing to do with it. Among the plants there were also rose hips and nettles. But also… ginseng.

From this it was concluded that the author of the text went to China. Since the vast majority of plants are still European, I traveled from Europe. Which of the influential European organizations sent its mission to China in the second half of the 16th century? The answer is known from history - the order of the Jesuits. By the way, their major residency closest to Prague was in the 1580s. in Krakow, and John Dee, together with his partner, the alchemist Kelly, first also worked in Krakow, and then moved to Prague (where, by the way, the emperor was pressured through the papal nuncio to expel Dee). So the paths of a connoisseur of poisonous recipes, who first went on a mission to China, then sent back by courier (the mission itself remained in China for many years), and then worked in Krakow, could well intersect with the paths of John Dee. Competitors, in a nutshell...

As soon as it became clear what many of the pictures of the “herbarium” meant, Sergey and Claudia began to read the text. The assumption that it mainly consists of Latin and occasionally Greek abbreviations was confirmed. However, the main thing was to reveal the unusual cipher used by the compiler of the recipes. Here I had to recall many differences in both the mentality of the people of that time, and the features of the then encryption systems.

In particular, at the end of the Middle Ages, they did not at all create purely digital keys to ciphers (there were no computers then), but very often numerous meaningless symbols (“blanks”) were inserted into the text, which generally devalues ​​the use of frequency analysis when deciphering a manuscript. But here we managed to find out what is a “dummy” and what is not. The compiler of the recipes of poisons was not alien to "black humor". So, he obviously did not want to be hanged as a poisoner, and the symbol with an element resembling a gallows, of course, is not readable. Numerology techniques typical of that time were also used.

Ultimately, under the picture with belladonna and hoof, for example, it was possible to read the Latin names of these particular plants. And advice on preparing a deadly poison ... Here, both the abbreviations characteristic of recipes and the name of the god of death in ancient mythology (Thanatos, brother of the god of sleep Hypnos) came in handy. Note that when deciphering, it was possible to take into account even the very malicious nature of the alleged compiler of the recipes. So the study was carried out at the intersection of historical psychology and cryptography, we also had to combine pictures from many reference books on medicinal plants. And the casket opened...

Of course, for a complete reading of the entire text of the manuscript, and not its individual pages, the efforts of a whole team of specialists would be required. But the “salt” here is not in the recipes, but in the disclosure of the historical mystery.

What about stellar spirals? It turned out that we are talking about the best time to collect herbs, and in one case, that mixing opiates with coffee, alas, is very unhealthy.

So, apparently, galactic travelers are worth looking for, but not here ...

And the scientist Gordon Rugg from the University of Keely (Great Britain) came to the conclusion that the texts of the strange book of the 16th century may well turn out to be abracadabra. Is the Voynich Manuscript a sophisticated forgery?

Mysterious 16th-century book may be elegant nonsense, says computer scientist. Rugg used Elizabethan espionage techniques to reconstruct the Voynich manuscript that had puzzled codebreakers and linguists for nearly a century.

Using espionage techniques from the time of Elizabeth I, he was able to create a semblance of the famous Voynich manuscript, which has intrigued cryptographers and linguists for more than a hundred years. “I think fakery is a very likely explanation,” says Rugg. “Now it’s the turn of those who believe in the meaningfulness of the text to give their explanation.” The scientist suspects that the English adventurer Edward Kelly made the book for the Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf II. Other scientists consider this version plausible, but not the only one.

“Critics of this hypothesis have noted that the “Voynich language” is too complicated for nonsense. How could a medieval fraudster produce 200 pages of written text with so many subtle patterns in the structure and distribution of words? But it is possible to replicate many of these wonderful Voynich characteristics using a simple 16th-century encoder. The text generated by this method looks like Voynich, but is pure nonsense, with no hidden meaning. This discovery does not prove that the Voynich manuscript is a hoax, but it does support the long-held theory that the document may have been concocted by the English adventurer Edward Kelly to fool Rudolf II.
In order to understand why it took so much time and effort of qualified specialists to expose the manuscript, it is necessary to tell a little more about it. If we take a manuscript in an unknown language, then it will differ from a deliberate forgery by a complex organization that is noticeable to the eye, and even more so during computer analysis. Without going into detailed linguistic analysis, it can be noted that many letters in real languages ​​occur only in certain places and in combination with certain other letters, and the same can be said about words. These and other features of real language are indeed inherent in the Voynich manuscript. Scientifically speaking, it is characterized by low entropy, and it is practically impossible to forge a text with low entropy by hand - and we are talking about the 16th century.

No one has yet been able to show whether the language in which the text is written is cryptography, a modified version of some existing language, or nonsense. Some features of the text are not found in any of the existing languages ​​- for example, the repetition of the most common words two or three times - which confirms the nonsense hypothesis. On the other hand, the distribution of word lengths and the way letters and syllables are combined are very similar to those of real languages. Many people think that this text is too complicated to be a simple fake - it would take some crazy alchemist many years to achieve such correctness.

However, as Rugg showed, such a text is quite easy to create using a cipher device invented around 1550 and called the Cardan lattice. This lattice is a table of symbols, the words of which are formed by moving a special stencil with holes. Empty cells of the table provide the compilation of words of different lengths. Using grids with syllable tables from the Voynich manuscript, Rugg compiled a language with many, though not all, of the hallmarks of the manuscript. It took him only three months to create a book like a manuscript. However, in order to irrefutably prove the meaninglessness of the manuscript, the scientist needs to recreate a sufficiently large passage from it using this technique. Rugg hopes to achieve this through grid and table manipulation.

It seems that attempts to decipher the text fail, because the author was aware of the peculiarities of encodings and compiled the book in such a way that the text looked plausible, but did not lend itself to analysis. As noted by NTR.Ru, the text contains at least the appearance of cross-references, which is what cryptographers are usually looking for. The letters are written in such a variety of ways that scientists can never establish how large the alphabet is in which the text is written, and since all the people depicted in the book are naked, this makes it difficult to date the text by clothing.

In 1919, a reproduction of the Voynich manuscript came to the University of Pennsylvania philosophy professor Romain Newbould. Newbould, who recently turned 54, had broad interests, many of which had an element of mystery. In the hieroglyphs of the text of the manuscript, Newbould saw microscopic icons shorthand and proceeded to decipher, translating them into letters of the Latin alphabet. The result is secondary text using 17 different letters. Then Newbould doubled all the letters in the words, except for the first and last, and subjected to a special replacement words containing one of the letters "a", "c", "m", "n", "o", "q", "t" , "u". In the resulting text, Newbould replaced pairs of letters with a single letter, in a rule he never made public.

In April 1921, Newbould announced the preliminary results of his work to a scientific audience. These results characterized Roger Bacon as the greatest scientist of all times and peoples. According to Newbould, Bacon actually created a microscope with a telescope and with their help made many discoveries that anticipated the discoveries of scientists in the 20th century. Other statements from Newbold's publications concern the "mystery of new stars".

“If the Voynich manuscript really contains the secrets of new stars and quasars, it is better for it to remain undeciphered, because the secret of an energy source that surpasses the hydrogen bomb and is so easy to handle that a person of the thirteenth century could figure it out is exactly the secret in the solution of which our civilization does not need, - wrote the physicist Jacques Bergier on this occasion. “We somehow survived, and even then only because we managed to contain the tests of the hydrogen bomb. If there is an opportunity to release even more energy, it is better for us not to know, or not to know yet. Otherwise, our planet will very soon disappear in a blinding flash of a supernova.”

Newbold's report caused a sensation. Many scientists, although they refused to express an opinion about the validity of their methods of transforming the text of the manuscript, considering themselves incompetent in cryptanalysis, readily agreed with the results. One famous physiologist even stated that some of the drawings in the manuscript were probably depicting epithelial cells magnified 75 times. The general public was fascinated. Entire Sunday supplements to reputable newspapers were devoted to this event. One poor woman walked hundreds of miles to ask Newbould to use Bacon's formulas to drive out the evil tempting spirits that had taken possession of her.

There were also objections. Many did not understand the method used by Newbold: people could not use his method to compose new messages. After all, it is quite obvious that a cryptographic system must work in both directions. If you own a cipher, you can not only decrypt messages encrypted with it, but also encrypt a new text. Newbold becomes more and more obscure, less accessible. He died in 1926. His friend and colleague Roland Grubb Kent published his work in 1928 under the title The Roger Bacon Cipher. American and English historians who studied the Middle Ages treated it more than with restraint.

However, people have revealed much deeper secrets. Why hasn't anyone figured this one out?

According to one Manley, the reason is that “decryption attempts hitherto have been made on the basis of false assumptions. In fact, we do not know when and where the manuscript was written, what language the encryption is based on. When the correct hypotheses are worked out, the cipher will perhaps appear simple and easy ... ".

It is interesting, based on which version of the above, they built a research methodology in the US National Security Agency. After all, even their specialists became interested in the problem of the mysterious book and in the early 80s worked on deciphering it. Frankly speaking, I can't believe that such a serious organization was engaged in the book purely out of sporting interest. Perhaps they wanted to use the manuscript to develop one of the modern encryption algorithms for which this secret agency is so famous. However, their efforts were also unsuccessful.

It remains to state the fact that in our era of global information and computer technology the medieval puzzle remains unsolved. And it is not known whether scientists will ever be able to fill this gap and read the results of many years of work of one of the forerunners of modern science.

Now this one-of-a-kind creation is stored in the Yale University Rare and Rare Book Library and is valued at $160,000. The manuscript is not given to anyone in the hands: everyone who wants to try their hand at deciphering can download photocopies High Quality from the university website.

What else would you like to remind the mysterious, well, for example, or The original article is on the website InfoGlaz.rf Link to the article from which this copy is made -

Today there will be provocative letters from Matsura Nadezhda Ivanovna, 53 years old. The spelling is preserved, the translation sequence may not have been preserved, because There were many letters, and it is difficult for me to understand the meaning of "what comes after what."

The Voynich Manuscript is a mysterious book written about 500 years ago by an unknown author in an unknown language using an unknown alphabet.

Many attempts have been made to decipher the Voynich manuscript, but so far without any success. The only important conclusion made by the experts is that the text is written in an artificial language with a clear logical structure. It has become the "Holy Grail" of cryptography, but it is entirely possible that the manuscript is only a hoax, an incoherent collection of characters.

What I am writing about is written in the Voynich manuscript and in circles. The earth taught me to read ancient manuscripts. But the Earth has "a few hours" left. No need to ask the scientists, their opinion is not connected with the translation. Yes and with common sense(approx. Dmitry).

The manuscript was written not in letters, but in signs. If a child of 6 years old wrote. He does not yet know the letters, but he has a concept of them. There was no written language in that area. China stopped at this level of development: 3-4 years. They know how to “carry” paper with a pen, but they don’t get letters. The hand falls more easily from top to bottom than it goes from left to right. Such children are not even given a fork, they do not reach the table and eat on the floor.

Are you asking how I translated the manuscript? Maybe you already guessed it yourself? Planets from the Sun to Pluto-11. The souls of dead people go to the center of the Earth and there they are. There - "planet" -12. In the bible it goes as "the island of Patmos". I am planet 13. A cat knows about cat life because she is a cat. A dog knows a dog's life. I know the life of the gods. I am the daughter of the planet Earth, I have been taught the laws of life all my life. I appeared at the very last moment before the death of mankind. You can not believe me, you can think whatever you like about me - this will not affect the development of the laws of the Earth.

Signs in the manuscript:

• "O" or "OO" - the birth rate is higher than the death rate.
• The letter "F" with two sticks - the birth rate is equal to the death rate
• "OO9" - the birth rate is lower than the death rate. The manuscript was written under the sign "OO9".
• "8" is the number of Saturn, but Saturn, with the increased influence of Jupiter, already gives diseases of the musculoskeletal system.
• "4" - Moon. Under Saturn - fairy tales to Pushkin, under Jupiter - diseases of the cardiovascular system. The moon draws on itself the energy of life from people and from the Earth.
• "9" is the planet Uranus. Freaks began to appear, (small deviations in the structure of the body). Now we have these deviations are considered the norm. For example: a hooked nose. The information is ugly - wrong. In man. all the mistakes of mankind that led people to death are described. Now people do not see VERY prominent.

Translation of the Voynich manuscript

At the very beginning, the Earth was flat as a disk and it was inhabited by very big people, height 6-10 m, there are no wars and diseases, they did not talk - they had telepathy, these people were called gods. They had great power, they lived on the territory of modern North. Africa. It was they who built the pyramids, and later the Chinese wall, all the buildings made of heavy stones, all sorts of Buddhas, etc. They built pyramids like children play pyramids. Humanity has developed mentally in the same way as a newborn child. They were called ATLANTS and they had ATLANTIS. All the planets except the Earth made people. The earth wears people. Each planet has its own territory on Earth and its own people: Saturn-Sev. Africa, Israel, Iran, Iraq, Turkey, Georgia, Chechnya (you get the idea). Jupiter - Sev. America, Mars South America, Earth-Russia, Moon-Baltic, Venus-the rest of Africa and Europe (Venus does the opposite), Mercury-Australia, Sun-China. Therefore, only Russian people can "treat" the Earth. We must not forget that there are wars, illnesses and deaths on Earth only because there are few Russian people. With an increase in the number of Russians, the entire population of the globe will live without wars and diseases, in short, "in paradise." After ATLANTIS, people "grew up and went to school." The earth grew in size. Now is the period that is called old age and death. But the Earth will go in a new circle - it will again become a disk. The recipe for immortality indicates what needs to be done to cure all diseases, what love and conscience are, and how to return them.

Everything goes in circles. The phrase "what is old, what is young." The life of planet Earth also goes in circles, the Earth has made its circle and now it has no choice but to turn to people for help. The Earth is a living and thinking being, and it has been asking for help for a long time. The earth is like a single-celled amoeba. The amoeba divides into two cells. The territory of Russia and the number of Russian people are responsible for the life of the Earth. The fewer Russian people, the greater and stronger the cataclysms will be, they will not bypass Russia either. All this is written in crop circles (the Earth itself writes the circles), in the Voynich manuscript, in the drawings in Egypt, on the Phaistos disc ... If everything continues to go on in Russia - the Earth will explode (divide), If the axis shifts as a result of cataclysms Earth a few more degrees - the Earth will be blown away (all the gas will come out) and it will become a flat disk, such as it was at the very beginning. But the Earth gives a third option: in order to leave the dimensions of the Earth the same, Russian people must know the "recipe for immortality" that the Earth gives. This recipe is knowledge about the laws of life on planet Earth, about which people have no idea.

Atlantis is led by Saturn - "God the Conqueror". He is responsible for a healthy body, for construction, for the exact sciences (mathematics). State borders in the North. Africa - straight lines. Pyramids were built by all people (about 40 people) from all planets, so they are all different. Saturn is a man, the head of the family in solar system. This is the first half of the life of the Earth and mankind. In this half, people know about life in terms of energy or also called TIME.

Energy or time is superior to matter. "Being determines consciousness", where the word "consciousness" is the subject. Saturn gives vital information through all the planets: this isosceles triangle top up. And the other half is led by Jupiter.

Jupiter - God of the sky. Number 7. He says to himself "Seven I". This is a man, the brother of Saturn, but he plays a role and does the work of a woman in the family. A man who plays the role of a woman cannot do the job right. Jupiter gives the same information as Saturn, only absolutely opposite from the point of view of matter. "Being determines consciousness." Here already the word "Being" is the subject. All our fairy tales, catchphrases, proverbs, favorite sayings, sayings of philosophers, etc. - all this is translated oppositely in terms of time. Man himself cannot think of anything, he receives everything from the planets. Now we take black for white and vice versa, we destroy the good, and we cultivate and multiply the bad. The Earth's atmosphere flips information. The sign is a triangle with the apex down. The transition from Saturn to Jupiter goes through "O" - a period, it is called "stop in time". Under Saturn there is no writing, under Jupiter there is. The manuscript was written in transition period. Jupiter is responsible for conversation, writing: politicians, philosophers, journalists, religion, writers ... In general, paper.

Everything that is written in letters is from Jupiter. Jupiter is a woman. "Listen to a woman and do the opposite." Now humanity is degrading very quickly: Bukins, Univer, Boys, interns, all kinds of comedy clubs ...