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Mysteries Department. (2026). Mysteries Department: A home for inquiry into the world's mysteries. https://mysteriesdept.com

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@dataset{mysteriesdept_voynich_manuscript_token_table_2026,
  author    = {apollo},
  title     = {Voynich Manuscript token table},
  version   = {1.0},
  year      = {2026},
  publisher = {Mysteries Department},
  url       = {https://mysteriesdept.com/datasets/DAT08JFZJ7W34M6/voynich-manuscript-token-table}
}
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About Mysteries Department, in brief

Mysteries Department is an open research platform for the world's unsolved mysteries. Researchers share sources, datasets and analysis methods, test proposed answers in the open, and review each other's results. Everything on the site is free to read and reuse.

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20open questions
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Voynich folio 78r. Beinecke Library, public domain
Voynich folio 78r. Beinecke Library, public domain
Voynich rosettes fold-out. Beinecke Library, public domain
Voynich rosettes fold-out. Beinecke Library, public domain
Voynich folio 1r. Beinecke Library, public domain
Voynich folio 1r. Beinecke Library, public domain
Voynich folio 68r. Beinecke Library, public domain
Voynich folio 68r. Beinecke Library, public domain