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A Glyph Is Not a Letter, a Token Is Not a Word, a Space Is Not a Space

Rozanova and Temerev · 2026

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In the book bibliography but not cited in the chapters.

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Rozanova, L., Temerev, A. 2026. A Glyph Is Not a Letter, a Token Is Not a Word, a Space Is Not a Space.

@misc{rozanova2026,
  author = {Rozanova, L. and Temerev, A.},
  title = {A Glyph Is Not a Letter, a Token Is Not a Word, a Space Is Not a Space},
  year = {2026}
}

Web: https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.17096
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In the research Session 6: Phase 2: registered tests, brute force, five surveys; book v1.1ConsultedSession 7: Phase 3: procedures, fragments, lists, transliteration; book v1.2ConsultedSession 8: Phase 4: the chancery key; book v1.3ConsultedSession 9: The inquiry framework, the inductive battery, generated hypotheses and readingsConsulted

History

v1 · 25 Oct 2026 · Voynich Manuscript: sync from the research ledger