txt VOYNICH Decoding Handbook: A Graphic Solution

The Voynich Manuscript is a 15th-century illustrated manuscript and is called the most mysterious book in the world.
A mystery that has lasted for centuries is finally revealed; ancient Wise created this manuscript with the most advanced technologies of the time: special glasses, a pen-nib, ink that doesn’t leak, miniaturization, superbly prepared parchment and STENCILS (LETTERING TEMPLATES) which allow you to repeat symbols that are always the same like print characters.
We all know that with a stencil I can repeat letters and symbols over and over again: if I decide to divide the outline of a curvilinear line by assigning the name of a Latin letter to each portion, I will be able to write a word within a line.
The secret of Voynich lies here: the symbols then join together to form a complete alphabet of "letters container”: the letters we see in the manuscript, whose repetitiveness has given rise to decipherments based on lost languages and improbable algorithms.
The idea is simple and ingenious: the initiate to whom the manuscript had been handed down, knowing which Latin letter each symbol corresponded to, could easily read the text using special glasses (5X magnification).
I wrote this handbook which is a real operational manual to solve the enigma, it is divided into two parts with the specific intention of not influencing the work of the researcher who will have accepted this challenge:

• the first part contains the basic and certain principles of Voynich’s writing system so as to indicate the right direction for research;
• the second part contains all the work I have done on reconstructing Stencils, mapping of characters, F57v, the last page, until some hypothetical words.

I strongly advise against attempting this challenge to anyone who is not used with CAD programs and Spreadsheets, and I trust that the recognition of all the work I have done will not end with the purchase of this handbook, but will materialize in sharing the solution once it is achieved.
I hand on the baton, have a good luck !