04-08-2016, 05:58 PM
Building on the standard nebuly line as defined by heraldry - a balanced, bulbous line. And connecting with VMs Quire 13 et al.
The d' Oresme cosmos has an elaborated nebuly line as the basis of its celestial boundary line.
And there is a good version of an elaborated nebuly line in the VMs central rosette.
Now there is the hybrid nebuly line. This line has the single bulb of the standard nebuly line on the inner side of the circle and then has an elaborated version of a nebuly line on the outer side.
First example is shown in Imagery > Nebuly Lines > Post #6 - in the second image, see the pattern in the blue circular band. Compare that with the pattern in the VMs drawn around the field of stars being discussed under Voynich Talk> More mathematical musings in the Rosettes folio. Both are round and single-bulbed in the inside and a three-way, head-and-shoulders pattern on the outside.
How about 'more nebuly musings in the Rosettes folio'? This line is new to me. [What do I know, it's all cloudy?] Just these two examples, currently. So more investigation is needed here, if relevant material can be found.
The d' Oresme cosmos has an elaborated nebuly line as the basis of its celestial boundary line.
And there is a good version of an elaborated nebuly line in the VMs central rosette.
Now there is the hybrid nebuly line. This line has the single bulb of the standard nebuly line on the inner side of the circle and then has an elaborated version of a nebuly line on the outer side.
First example is shown in Imagery > Nebuly Lines > Post #6 - in the second image, see the pattern in the blue circular band. Compare that with the pattern in the VMs drawn around the field of stars being discussed under Voynich Talk> More mathematical musings in the Rosettes folio. Both are round and single-bulbed in the inside and a three-way, head-and-shoulders pattern on the outside.
How about 'more nebuly musings in the Rosettes folio'? This line is new to me. [What do I know, it's all cloudy?] Just these two examples, currently. So more investigation is needed here, if relevant material can be found.