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Just as interesting, I think, is what these bartizans are standing upon. I would beware assigning them architectural traits at the moment - many of them are no doubt allegorical.
But many of them aren't obviously attached to anything. Look at this example for f82r:

Almost a heart....

I have another thought. In alchemical sense they could represent alchemical bowls, and specifically, vas Hermetis, bowl-shaped altar. 

[Greek alchemists used what they called ὕδωρ θεῖον, meaning both divine water, and sulphurous water.You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. For Zosimos (of Panopolis), the alchemical vessel was imagined as a baptismal font, and the tincturing vapours of mercury and sulphur were likened to the purifying waters of baptism, which perfected and redeemed the Gnostic initiate. Zosimos drew upon the Hermetic image of the krater or mixing bowl, a symbol of the divine mind in which the Hermetic initiate was "baptized" and purified in the course of a visionary ascent through the heavens and into the transcendent realms. Similar ideas of a spiritual baptism in the "waters" of the transcendent Pleroma are characteristic of the Sethian Gnostic texts unearthed at You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.. This image of the alchemical vessel as baptismal font is central to his Visions, discussed below.]
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