Interlinear Archive Example - Revision history

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	</pre>		</pre>

	EVA characters in the IA are shown below. Note that extended EVA characters are enclosed by braces and prefaced by an ampersand.		The various EVA characters in the Interlinear Archive are shown below. Note that extended EVA characters are enclosed by braces and prefaced by an ampersand.
	<pre>		<pre>
	a c d e f g h i k l m n o p q r s t v x y z		a c d e f g h i k l m n o p q r s t v x y z

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	<pre>		<pre>
	a c d e f g h i k l m n o p q r s t v x y z		a c d e f g h i k l m n o p q r s t v x y z
	{&~~138~~} {&~~140~~} {&~~152~~} {&~~153~~} {&~~164~~} {&~~169~~} {&~~170~~} {&~~171~~}		{&F} {&I"} {&I'} {&I} {&K} {&O'}
	{&~~172~~} {&~~192~~} {&~~195~~} {&~~252~~} {&~~253~~}		{&O} {&S} {&T} {&Y} {&o'} {&q"}
	{&F} {&I"} {&I'} {&I} {&K} {&O'} {&O} {&S} {&T} {&Y} {&o'} {&q"}		{&138} {&140} {&152} {&153} {&164} {&169} {&170}
			{&171} {&172} {&192} {&195} {&252} {&253}

	</pre>		</pre>

A1210982 at 10:21, 23 October 2014

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	EVA characters in the IA are shown below. Note that extended EVA characters are enclosed by braces and prefaced by an ampersand.		EVA characters in the IA are shown below. Note that extended EVA characters are enclosed by braces and prefaced by an ampersand.
	<pre>		<pre>
	a c d e f g h i k l m n o p q r s t v x y z {&138} {&140} {&152} {&153} {&164} {&169} {&170} {&171} {&172} {&192} {&195} {&252} {&253} {&F} {&I"} {&I'} {&I} {&K} {&O'} {&O} {&S} {&T} {&Y} {&o'} {&q"}		a c d e f g h i k l m n o p q r s t v x y z
			{&138} {&140} {&152} {&153} {&164} {&169} {&170} {&171}
			{&172} {&192} {&195} {&252} {&253}
			{&F} {&I"} {&I'} {&I} {&K} {&O'} {&O} {&S} {&T} {&Y} {&o'} {&q"}
	</pre>		</pre>

A1210982 at 10:21, 23 October 2014

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	</pre>		</pre>

	An example of a single Voynich Manuscript line with four transcriptions appears as shown below. Note that full spaces are indicated by periods. Ambiguous spaces are indicated by exclamation marks.		An example of a single Voynich Manuscript line with four transcriptions appears as shown below. Note that full spaces are indicated by periods. Ambiguous spaces are indicated by exclamation marks. Line ends are indicated by hyphens, and paragraph ends are indicated by equals signs.

	<pre>		<pre>
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	The transcriptions available for this line include those of Takahashi (H), Currier (C), Friedman (F), and Stolfi (U), and for this particular line, all the transcriptions agree about the meanings of all the characters shown in the manuscript.		The transcriptions available for this line include those of Takahashi (H), Currier (C), Friedman (F), and Stolfi (U), and for this particular line, all the transcriptions agree about the meanings of all the characters shown in the manuscript.

			Both "weirdos" (extended EVA characters) and inline labels are delineated by braces.

			Inline labels we found in the manuscript include (but are not limited to):
			<pre>
			{figure} {pond} {plant} {fold} {crease} {label d-} {top of diagram} {left justified} {star tail}
			</pre>

			EVA characters in the IA are shown below. Note that extended EVA characters are enclosed by braces and prefaced by an ampersand.
			<pre>
			a c d e f g h i k l m n o p q r s t v x y z {&138} {&140} {&152} {&153} {&164} {&169} {&170} {&171} {&172} {&192} {&195} {&252} {&253} {&F} {&I"} {&I'} {&I} {&K} {&O'} {&O} {&S} {&T} {&Y} {&o'} {&q"}
			</pre>

	Shown below is the complete page as it appears in the Interlinear Archive:		Shown below is the complete page as it appears in the Interlinear Archive:

A1210982 at 10:12, 23 October 2014

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	<pre>		<pre>
			#
	<f9v.P.1;H> fochor.oporody.opy.shor.daiin.qopchypcho.qofol.shol.cfhol.daiin-		<f9v.P.1;H> fochor.oporody.opy.shor.daiin.qopchypcho.qofol.shol.cfhol.daiin-
	<f9v.P.1;C> fochor.oporody.opy.shor.daiin.qopchypcho.qofol.shol.cfhol.daiin-		<f9v.P.1;C> fochor.oporody.opy.shor.daiin.qopchypcho.qofol.shol.cfhol.daiin-
	<f9v.P.1;F> fochor.oporody.opy.shor.daiin.qopchypcho.qofol.shol.cfhol.daiin-		<f9v.P.1;F> fochor.oporody.opy.shor.daiin.qopchypcho.qofol.shol.cfhol.daiin-
	<f9v.P.1;U> fochor.oporody.opy.shor.daiin.qopchypcho.qofol.shol.cphol.daiin-		<f9v.P.1;U> fochor.oporody.opy.shor.daiin.qopchypcho.qofol.shol.cphol.daiin-
			#
	</pre>		</pre>

A1210982 at 10:11, 23 October 2014

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	</pre>		</pre>

	An example of a single Voynich Manuscript line with four transcriptions appears as shown:		An example of a single Voynich Manuscript line with four transcriptions appears as shown below. Note that full spaces are indicated by periods. Ambiguous spaces are indicated by exclamation marks.

	<pre>		<pre>

A1210982 at 10:09, 23 October 2014

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	Note that <f9v> refers to the "verso" (or rear side) of Folio 9, which is in the Herbal section of the manuscript and uses Currier Language A.		Note that <f9v> refers to the "verso" (or rear side) of Folio 9, which is in the Herbal section of the manuscript and uses Currier Language A.

	[[File:Vms_p20.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|<f9v> as it appears in scans the Voynich Manuscript]]		[[File:Vms_p20.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|<f9v> as it appears in scans of the Voynich Manuscript]]

A1210982 at 10:08, 23 October 2014

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	Note that <f9v> refers to the "verso" (or rear side) of Folio 9, which is in the Herbal section of the manuscript and uses Currier Language A.		Note that <f9v> refers to the "verso" (or rear side) of Folio 9, which is in the Herbal section of the manuscript and uses Currier Language A.

	[[File:Vms_p20.jpg\|~~500px\|centre~~\|thumb\|<f9v> as it appears in scans the Voynich Manuscript]]		[[File:Vms_p20.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|<f9v> as it appears in scans the Voynich Manuscript]]

A1210982 at 10:08, 23 October 2014

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	Note that <f9v> refers to the "verso" (or rear side) of Folio 9, which is in the Herbal section of the manuscript and uses Currier Language A.		Note that <f9v> refers to the "verso" (or rear side) of Folio 9, which is in the Herbal section of the manuscript and uses Currier Language A.

	[[File:Vms_p20.~~png~~\|500px\|centre\|thumb\|<f9v> as it appears in scans the Voynich Manuscript]]		[[File:Vms_p20.jpg\|500px\|centre\|thumb\|<f9v> as it appears in scans the Voynich Manuscript]]

A1210982 at 10:07, 23 October 2014

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	~~Shown below is~~ the Interlinear Archive ~~(IA)~~ format ~~for folio~~ <f9v> (~~the '~~rear' side of ~~folio~~ 9)		This page details some of the features of the Interlinear Archive format, with page <f9v> used as an example.

			Note that <f9v> refers to the "verso" (or rear side) of Folio 9, which is in the Herbal section of the manuscript and uses Currier Language A.

			[[File:Vms_p20.png\|500px\|centre\|thumb\|<f9v> as it appears in scans the Voynich Manuscript]]





	The lines prefaced with "#" act as comments. Some attributes determined by various researchers are listed in the "Attributes" comment block:		The lines prefaced with "#" act as comments. Some attributes determined by various researchers are listed in the "Attributes" comment block:
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	<f9v> {$I=H $Q=B $P=B $L=A $H=1}		<f9v> {$I=H $Q=B $P=B $L=A $H=1}
	</pre>		</pre>



	or a line tag, which is of the format:		or a line tag, which is of the format:
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	The transcriptions available for this line include those of Takahashi (H), Currier (C), Friedman (F), and Stolfi (U), and for this particular line, all the transcriptions agree about the meanings of all the characters shown in the manuscript.		The transcriptions available for this line include those of Takahashi (H), Currier (C), Friedman (F), and Stolfi (U), and for this particular line, all the transcriptions agree about the meanings of all the characters shown in the manuscript.

			Shown below is the complete page as it appears in the Interlinear Archive:

	<pre>		<pre>