#THE VOYNICH MANUSCRIPT SOLVED SERIES#
"I experienced a series of eureka moments whilst deciphering the code, followed by a sense of disbelief and excitement when I realised the magnitude of the achievement, both in terms of its linguistic importance and the revelations about the origin and content of the manuscript," said Cheshire. It was meant to be a female-centric reference source with herbal remedies, therapeutic practices, and astrological readings. On the other hand, Cheshire told The Guardian that he was able to decode the manuscript in just two weeks by combining lateral thinking and ingenuity.Īccording to him, the illustrated book was penned by Dominican nuns in the island of Castello Aragonese for Maria of Castile, Queen of Aragon. Its elusive meaning has led to the Voynich manuscript being dubbed as the world's most mysterious book for many years. Since the manuscript first emerged about a century ago, it has been dated to the early 15th century and baffled even the most experienced linguistic experts and medieval scholars in the world. This would make the Voynich manuscript the only known surviving document using this lost language. The research associate theorized that instead of the famous manuscript written in code, its author actually wrote using an extinct proto-Romance language that was commonly used in medieval times.
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