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# Identification:
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#   * Title: "Three-column table"
#   * Page: f66r = HG (Rene) = p117 (Stolfi)
#   * Folio: f66
#   * Panels: f66r
#   * Bifolio: bH1 = f57+f66
#   * Quire: H (Rene) = VIII (Beinecke)
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#   Brumbaugh Yale Lib Gaz p352
#   Levitov figure 7, page 23.
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#   Roe, 3 Sept 93, transcribed from BL microfilm
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# Attributes:
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#   * Language: B (Currier)
#   * Hand: ? (Currier)
#   * Subsets: T (Rene), unk (Stolfi)
#   * Subject: unknown (text only)
#   * Colors: ??? (Reeds)
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# Description:
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#   The text is laid out in 3 columns. For each line:
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#     The left-most column contains either a single Voynich ``word'' or is blank.
#     The middle column contains a single single ``character'' or a ligature.
#     The right column contains a line of what appears to be normal Voynich text.
#
#   The text on the right is laid out in paragraphs i.e. most lines are about the
#   same length, occasionally there is a shorter line (with blank space to the
#   right) followed by some vertical blank space before the next paragraph
#   starts.
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#   In the top right hand corner there is a number "66" in ordinary numerals.
#
#   In the bottom left hand corner, there is a picture of a woman
#   lying down on her back (dead?). To the left of the woman are two
#   circles and a cylinder. Above her are four words in Voynich text.
#   To the far left are four words in a different hand and a different
#   alphabet. To me they look like:
#
#       v
#   Den  mv<illegible>
#      der
#
#   Rene [04 Apr 1999] says that they all seem to be in the same ink;
#   and that the second word coudl be "mrsz" or "mvsz".
#
#   In the bottom right hand corner there is a symbol that looks like a number 2
#   on its side.
#
#   Here is a schematic layout of the text. Let
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#    L: left hand column
#    M: second column
#    R: right hand text
#    W: text above female figure
#
#   Alignment of the three columns:
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#         L1  M1  R1
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#             M2  R2
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#         L2  M3  R3
#
#             M4  R4
#
#         L3  M5  R5
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#             M6  R6
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#             M7  R7 =
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#
#         L4  M8  R8
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#             M9  R9
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#         L5  M10 R10
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#             M11 R11
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#             M12 R12
#         L6
#             M13 R13 =
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#
#             M14 R14
#         L7
#             M15 R15
#
#             M16 R16
#
#         L8  M17 R17 =
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#             M18
#
#         L9  M19 R18
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#             M20 R19
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#             M21 R20 =
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#
#         L10 M22 R21
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#             M23 R22
#
#         L11 M24 R23
#
#             M25
#                 R24
#         L12 M26 
#                 R25
#             M27 
#             M28
#                 R26
#         L13 M29
#                 R27
#             M30
#                 R28
#             M31
#         L14     R29
#             M32 
#                 R30
#             M33
#         L15     R31
#             M34
#                 R32 =
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#
#         W
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#   A strip of paper, about 1cm at its widest, was torn off 
#   along the bottom edge of the page, from near the center until the 
#   SE corner.
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# Comments:
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# Last edited on 1999-04-20 02:19:35 by stolfi