Hello, I was translating page 75V, and I was drawn to the phrase “reindeer round dance.” I looked it up online and found out what it looks like, and I remembered that the large poster of the Voynich Manuscript had the same inscription — “round dances.” Moreover, the words in this diagram are arranged in a spiral, like the movement of a round dance. The spaces in the diagram are enclosures for reindeer. I’m providing a video as an example of the visual explanations below. I wondered why there’s a reindeer dance in the manuscript. The thing is that the deer place pregnant females in the center of the circle, and they themselves jump around them, protecting them, and no bear can reach the center of the circle. The Voynich Manuscript also depicts pregnant widows whose husbands died in a war against werewolves, and there is no one to protect them. The translation indicates that the deer’s hoof is either a talisman to protect pregnant women or an ingredient in a steamy liquid that is poured over the head.
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