The references are not really valid anyway: two are WP, and one is Cheshire himself. But a single writer does not sit down and make up a new dialect by plucking words at random from here and there. This does not follow: a dialect such as Siciliano, might include many words from Arabic. But it looks as though the sentence is trying to justify as plausible Cheshire's mish-mash of anything he can find in a set of dictionaries. There are various facts about the way in which the various dialects ('languages' for those with an army) of southern Italian include lots of loan words from various other places (as is true of pretty much any similar set of regional variants). This has three references, which (partly) justify some of the factoids scraped into the early part of the sentence, but not its conclusion. 3 'Linguistically Dating and Locating Manuscript MS408 - lingbuzz/003808'.I removed this claim from the section on Gerald Cheshire:ДЄs Alfonso and his army originated from Iberia and he was the one who replaced Latin by the local dialect as official language in nearby Naples in 1442(*1),ДЄnd as dialects of the southern italian peninsula are an amalgam of languages of the entire mediterranean area(*2),ДЇinding linguistic influences from a broad geographic area in a manuscript from the proposed time and place(*3) would not be unexpected. Syzygy ( talk) 06:55, (UTC) Unsubstantiated claim (Cheshire) The VM is not a real publication, and the image is not meant to show how it would look like in a bookshop, but more as a representative 'sample' of what the contents look like, for which p32 would be a better candidate. Tisnec ( talk) 01:44, (UTC) I'd prefer to see p32 remain. 1 as the infobox image? The only problem I can see is that it's currently being used in the 'Natural language' subsection. The cover of the Voynich Manuscript doesn't have any visible markings, so I'm not suggesting we use that, but would anyone object to me replacing p. Usually the image in the infobox on a book is the cover of the first edition right now the image here is page 32. This is likely a reference to the unique language used in the manuscript, but I am unsure if it is too vague to be considered a cultural influence reference point.Д¦9.174.157.101 ( talk) 20:59, 20 April 2021 (UTC) Do you have any reliable sources that show this to be a relevant cultural influence, like any articles talking about this or anything? - Aoidh ( talk) 22:40, 20 April 2021 (UTC) Header image Liber de Monstrorvm/armored/entry 2) are said to be translated from Voynich. The 2018 Crytech videogame Hunt Showdown has a library of two lore books within it. Suggested possible cultural Influence reference point. 4 New article Bowern & Lindemann (2021).1 Suggested possible cultural Influence reference point.This article has been rated as Low-importance on the importance scale. This article has been rated as B-Class on the quality scale. Cryptography Wikipedia:WikiProject Cryptography Template:WikiProject Cryptography Cryptography articles If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join the discussion and see a list of open tasks. This article is within the scope of WikiProject Cryptography, a collaborative effort to improve the coverage of Cryptography on Wikipedia. WikiProject Cryptography / Computer science This article has been rated as Low-importance on the project's importance scale. This article has been rated as B-Class on the project's quality scale. Indigenous peoples of the Americas Wikipedia:WikiProject Indigenous peoples of the Americas Template:WikiProject Indigenous peoples of the Americas Indigenous peoples of the Americas articles This article is within the scope of WikiProject Indigenous peoples of the Americas, a collaborative effort to improve the coverage of Indigenous peoples of the Americas on Wikipedia. Indigenous peoples of the Americas portal.

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