The World's Most Mysterious Book | Voynich Manuscript | Book Flip Through | Unintentional ASMR

The Voynich Manuscript is one of the most mysterious and cryptic books in history. Believed to have originated from northern Italy during the 15th century, it's filled with strange illustrations, undeciphered text and drawings that defy explanation.
In this video, I'll be flipping through a facsimile reproduction of the Voynich Manuscript, showcasing its intriguing pages and discussing the various theories and speculations surrounding its origin and meaning. From the intricate herbal and cosmological illustrations to the puzzling script that has eluded decipherment for centuries, each page holds clues to unlock the secrets of this ancient artifact.
Whether you're a history buff, a language enthusiast, or simply intrigued by unsolved mysteries, the Voynich Manuscript is sure to captivate your curiosity and spark your imagination.
As always, thank you for watching!
Reference:
The cost of doing scribal business: prices of manuscript books in England, 1300-1483, Joanne Filippone Overty, book history, Penn State University Press, Volume II, 2008 pp. 1-32
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[@libraryofalexandria_]

Hi friends! I want to apologize for the sound quality in the video, I was recording during a thunderstorm so there is a lot of white noise in the background, I hope it's not too distracting. I do intend on purchasing a better microphone for future videos but in the meantime, please bare with me while I sort out the technical difficulties. Thank you all for your support! ❤️

[@beerye9331]

No Worries 😊

[@Cool_Papa_Funk]

That made the video so relaxing

[@wordsworthit9180]

Your voice was clear.. not a problem :)

[@wordsworthit9180]

I do wonder if the 'code' is simpler than anyone has expected. Could just be like shorthand - no vowels, but then, I'm no codebreaker, lol. Thank you. Very interesting! My theory is it's a witchcraft alchemy book of some kind; the type that would have had the author burned at the stake. Spells, recipes and whatnot that the writer had concluded had a lot of power.. if you believe in that sort of thing...that explains the required secrecy when handed down and the 'coding' of the information..

[@libraryofalexandria_]

I like your theory and you could be right! Maybe one day we'll find out 🤞

[@beerye9331]

The manuscript looks very intriguing. Thank you for discussing this.

[@purplenerdo]

"It's like some medieval terms and conditions" 😂

[@joeneil5485]

I would guess this book was written by S S A A T T A A N N...