circa 1590) 669.1.3 Stenographic (,John Willis, 1602) 66Д©.2 Steganography: The Early History of Cryptology 669.3 Pasigraphy: Universal and Synthetic Languages 689.4 Magical and Religious Languages and Alphabets 69Д©.4.1 Magical Languages 699.4.2 Alchemical. circa 1588I ) 659.1.2 Brachygraphie (Peter Bales. 1t) The History of the Hindu-Arabic Numerals 63Д© Collateral Research: Artificial and Secret Languages 659.1 Brachygraphy: The History of Shorthand 65Д©.1.1 Characterie iThomas Bright. Tiltman 426.7 Jeffrey Krischer 446.8 Prescott Currier 456.9 Some Comments Regarding Computer Methods 45Collateral Research: Roger Bacon 477.1 Works By and About Roger Bacon 47Д§.2 Bacon's Life and Works 487.3 Survival and Significance of Bacon's Work in Later Times 497.4 Was Roger Bacon Associated with the Voynich Manuscript? 50ДЁ Collateral Research: Medieval and Renaissance Cosmology and Iconography 538.1 Ars Memorativa: The Art of Memory 538.2 The Hermetic Tradition 558.3 Astrology and Astronomy 568.4 Magical Systems 56ДЁ.4.1 Picatrix 578.4.2 Solomonian Magical Tradition 578.4.3 Abramelinian Magical System 578.4.4 ,John Dee's System of Spiritual Magic 58ДЁ.5 The Galenic Medical Tradition 588.6 Ars Notoria: Demonic and Angelic Magic 598.7 Cabala 598.8 Alchemy 608.9 The Rosicrucian Movement and John Dee 61. Petersen 416.4 Second Voynich Manuscript Study Group, 1962-1963 416.5 William F. 39Д¦.2 First Voynich Manuscript Study Group.

37Д¦ History ofOther Substantial Analytic Efforts - 396.1 The Forms in Which the Manuscript Has Been Studied. I The Known Facts I1.1 The Manuscript As Found 11.2 The Known History of the Manuscript 2Дў Avenues of Attack on the Problem: A Survey 32.1 Conjectures Concerning the History of the Manuscript 32.2 Authorship and Purpose 5Дў.2.1 A Hoax, a Forgery, or Nonsense? 52.2.2 Who Wrote It, and Why? 6Дў.3 Provenience and Underlying Language 72.4 Date of Origin 8ДЈ Avenues of Attack: The Drawings 113.1 Relationship of the Drawings to the Text 113.2 Nature and Characteristics of the Drawings 1IДЈ.2.1 Provenience and Style 123.2.2 Pigments and Inks 123.2.3 Relationships to Some Other Illustrated Manuscripts 12ДЈ.3 Content of Specific Classes of Drawings 143.3.1 Herbal Drawings 143.3.2 Pharmaceutical Drawings 163.3.3 Astrological and Astronomical Drawings 163.3.4 Cosmological or Meteorological Drawings 173.3.5 Drawings Featuring Human Figures 203.3.6 Network of Rosettes, Folios 85-86 213.3.7 Small Marginal Designs 21ДЈ.4 Meaning of the Collection of Drawings as a Whole 22Д¤ Avenues of Attack: The Text 234.1 Nature and Characteristics of the Voynich Script 23Д¤.1.1 Provenience and Style 234.1.2 Relationships to Known Scripts and Character Sets 234.1.3 Attempts to Decompose the Symbols into Elements 234.1.4 Variant and Embellished Forms of Symbols 24Д¤.2 Other Scripts and Hands 254.3 Linear Sequences that Look Like 'Keys' 264.4 Cryptanalytic and Stylistic Attacks on the Text 27Д¤.4.1 Phenomena in the Text Which Must be Accounted for by Any Theory 28ДҐ Major Claims of Decipherment 335.1 Newbold 33ДҐ.1.2 The Shorthand Cipher 345.2 Feely. Therefore reasoning does not suffice, but experience does.

Reasoning draws a conclusion and makes us grant the conclusion, but does not make the conclusion certain, nordoes it remove doubt so that the mind may rest on the intuition of truth, unless the mind discovers it by the path ofexperience. National Security Agency/Central Security Service (The Voynich Manuscript:An Elegant Enigma

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