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| Pelling traps |
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Posted by: Hermes777 - 03-02-2024, 12:03 AM - Forum: News
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A few more recent posts here, including this one on 'Pelling traps', a matter of relevance to all Voynich researchers.
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| Article in Discover Magazine |
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Posted by: LisaFaginDavis - 01-02-2024, 04:48 PM - Forum: News
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Here's a great state-of-the VMS piece that was published today in Discover Magazine:
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The reporter cites Claire and Luke frequently, and includes links to several other published sources, including the 2022 conference, my work, and Rene's website.
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| New studies of Voynichese |
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Posted by: Hermes777 - 01-02-2024, 02:46 AM - Forum: News
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A number of new posts at LINGUA NYMPHARUM. Analysis of the text employing my 'paradigm' approach.
The Secret of Palindromes
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What is [q] and what does it do?
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Sympathy: [ch] and [ee]
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Sympathy: [ii] and [ee].
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The Evolution of Qokeedy - slides
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Daily posts covering a few months of new (and, I think, productive) research using this approach.
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| Botany and Mariology |
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Posted by: R. Sale - 23-01-2024, 09:22 PM - Forum: Imagery
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Simply by following the naming system provided by the listings of plants in a "Mary Garden", an additional perspective on the VMs plant section is set forth as a "visual code". By naming the violet "Our Lady's Modesty", alternatively "Mary's Modesty', which carries the double 'M' monogram, also found in Latin. The monogram is camouflaged in the VMs violet diagram as Koen pointed out. "Mary's Modesty" is specifically tied to the story of the Annunciation.
Likewise, costmary was called the "Herb of the Virgin". And the interpretation of the wing-like roots as the wings of Saint Michael <Juan_Sali> shows that this is an intentional representation of the Assumption.
Clearly both of these religious events are significant in Mariology, and they add to other religious interpretations that can be made from various VMs illustrations. VMs Virgo as the Virgin Mary on the crescent moon is another indicator of Mariology.
Are these two botanical examples like 'golden boughs' in a forest of green. Is that the purpose of the botanical section? Is this a place where every picture tells a story or a place where things of value are few and far between?
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