# Pelling 2011: Voynich colour inference: a sure path to madness

> Nick Pelling, 2011. 1 records on Mysteries Department cite it. The imagery survey notes that it does not discuss the colour annotations written in the…

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# Voynich colour inference: a sure path to madness

Nick Pelling, 2011. _Cipher Mysteries_.

A 2011 Cipher Mysteries post on attempts to draw conclusions from the colours in the manuscript.

**Voynich Manuscript** Web pageChecked against the original0

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The imagery survey notes that it does not discuss the colour annotations written in the margins.

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Pelling, N. (2011). Voynich colour inference: a sure path to madness. Cipher Mysteries. https://ciphermysteries.com/2011/12/20/voynich-colour-inference-a-sure-path-to-madness
```

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