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#fyp #viral #relatable #deep #meme Table 1 shows the three above-mentioned alphabets together. Char	Bennett	FSG	Currier	 	Char	Bennett	FSG	Currier q	D	4	4	 	i	I	I	I o	O	O	O	 	il	IL	IE	G d	S	8	8	 	iil	IIL	IIE	H y	G	G	9	 	iiil	IIIL	IIIE	1 s	Z	2	2	 	ir	IQ	IR	T l	L	E	E	 	iir	IIQ	IIR	U r	Q	R	R	 	iiir	IIIQ	IIIR	0 ch	CT	T	S	 	n	U	L	D sh	ET	S	Z	 	in	N	N (*)	N t	H	H	P	 	iin	M	M (*)	M p	P	P	B	 	iiin	IM	IIIL	3 k	K	D	F	 	m	 	K	J f	F	F	V	 	im	 	IK	K cth	CHT	HZ	Q	 	iim	 	IIK	L cph	CPT	PZ	W	 	iiim	 	IIIK	5 ckh	CKT	DZ	X	 	g	 	(6)	6 cfh	CFT	FZ	Y	 	j	 	(7)	7 a	A	A	A	 	x	Y	Y	(n) e	C	C	C	 	v	V	V	(v) Table 1: definition of the main historic alphabets (*) Note: Tiltman used the FSG alphabet, but instead of N and M wrote IL and IIL. One thing that immediately appears from this table is that the various researchers did not agree on what constitutes a single character in the Voynich MS text. Later, Jim Reeds showed that many characters in the Voynich MS cannot be represented exactly by any of the existing alphabets. There are some 'rare' characters, and in addition there are what appear to be ligatures of several characters. These characters have traditionally been called 'weirdoes', though here I will use the term 'rare characters'. Jim Reeds produced a document with an overview of these rare characters, calling them 'X1' to 'X128'. An excerpt of this little known document is shown below.   rare characters Table 2: early identification of rare characters in the MS With the emergence of the
#fyp #viral #relatable #deep #meme Table 1 shows the three above-mentioned alphabets together. Char Bennett FSG Currier Char Bennett FSG Currier q D 4 4 i I I I o O O O il IL IE G d S 8 8 iil IIL IIE H y G G 9 iiil IIIL IIIE 1 s Z 2 2 ir IQ IR T l L E E iir IIQ IIR U r Q R R iiir IIIQ IIIR 0 ch CT T S n U L D sh ET S Z in N N (*) N t H H P iin M M (*) M p P P B iiin IM IIIL 3 k K D F m K J f F F V im IK K cth CHT HZ Q iim IIK L cph CPT PZ W iiim IIIK 5 ckh CKT DZ X g (6) 6 cfh CFT FZ Y j (7) 7 a A A A x Y Y (n) e C C C v V V (v) Table 1: definition of the main historic alphabets (*) Note: Tiltman used the FSG alphabet, but instead of N and M wrote IL and IIL. One thing that immediately appears from this table is that the various researchers did not agree on what constitutes a single character in the Voynich MS text. Later, Jim Reeds showed that many characters in the Voynich MS cannot be represented exactly by any of the existing alphabets. There are some 'rare' characters, and in addition there are what appear to be ligatures of several characters. These characters have traditionally been called 'weirdoes', though here I will use the term 'rare characters'. Jim Reeds produced a document with an overview of these rare characters, calling them 'X1' to 'X128'. An excerpt of this little known document is shown below. rare characters Table 2: early identification of rare characters in the MS With the emergence of the "World Wide Web" and the start of the Voynich mailing list, transliteration of the parts that were still missing from Currier's and D'Imperio's efforts was continued using Currier's alphabet. A number of characters using lower case were added to this alphabet. These are already included (in parentheses) in Table 1. As part of this effort, a file format for this transliteration file was adopted, about which more will be said further below. In parellel to this, a completely new type of transliteration alphabet was designed: Frogguy The 'Frogguy' transliteration alphabet was designed by Jacques Guy in 1991. It uses lower-case characters, numbers and diacritical marks. Rather than representing complete characters, it represents the 'strokes' or minims of the script of the Voynich MS. As a result of this approach, it creates a reasonably close similarity between the script and the transliterated text. At the same time, some characters in the MS which may be assumed to be a single character are represented by several using this alphabet. By its nature, it is the first alphabet that allows to properly represent many of the ligatured characters that were mentioned above. Jacques Guy also introduced the so-called 'capitalisation rule' which means that a character that is connected to the following one should be represented by a capital letter. The Frogguy transliteration alphabet and its use are explained in great in a locally preserved copy of Jacques tuturial or alternatively in a shorter set of linked images It may be of interest to show an example of this alphabet:      8aiiv 4oqpc89 8a2 octox osa2o2 An additional important contribution from Jacques Guy was a tool that allowed translation of transliteration files from one alphabet to another. This tool was called 'bitrans', was written in Pascal and ran in DOS. It could handle complex translation rules, such as needed for the Currier alphabet, where, for example, the translation of the character  depends on context. The Frogguy alphabet is the closest in appearance to the Voynich MS text, and it solves the main inconsistency of the Currier alphabet, namely that Currier synthesised strings of consecutive  characters into single characters, while this was not done for strings of consecutive  characters.

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