04-01-2017, 08:50 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-01-2017, 08:51 AM by Wolfgang99.)
Gold is a ductile metal that can adapt to various shapes because it is very workable, I think also stencils were made with gold.
As you see in my next video to pass between a quill and a pen-nib don’t require a great jump of mind.
But let me understand… because in my thinking I always respect the relation between cause and effect.
People who wrote Voynich spent all the money to buy parchment (very expensive at that time) and then they could only pay for a clumsy scribe with a bad handwriting but only skilled in doing perfect circumferences.
Then they were untidy so pages of the book have many folds, equal each other and with arrows on them, but they were untidy.
Then they made a lot of holes with pin-maps, not only in the center, for tracing circumferences, but in a lot of point, for amusement.
Finally someone drew three gliphs (beginning of a paragraph) only in the first page and maybe one in You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. or perhaps he only scribbled an “S” just to write something (and ripped roots from plant in central page of folio 101v and cut out Folio 74 (a zodiacal wheel) after binding because he needed to make a paper airplane.
Am I in tune with the common sense now?
As you see in my next video to pass between a quill and a pen-nib don’t require a great jump of mind.
But let me understand… because in my thinking I always respect the relation between cause and effect.
People who wrote Voynich spent all the money to buy parchment (very expensive at that time) and then they could only pay for a clumsy scribe with a bad handwriting but only skilled in doing perfect circumferences.
Then they were untidy so pages of the book have many folds, equal each other and with arrows on them, but they were untidy.
Then they made a lot of holes with pin-maps, not only in the center, for tracing circumferences, but in a lot of point, for amusement.
Finally someone drew three gliphs (beginning of a paragraph) only in the first page and maybe one in You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. or perhaps he only scribbled an “S” just to write something (and ripped roots from plant in central page of folio 101v and cut out Folio 74 (a zodiacal wheel) after binding because he needed to make a paper airplane.
Am I in tune with the common sense now?