03-07-2017, 04:38 PM
Davidsch: I made this thread myself exactly to be able to discuss my take on q13a on one place. A more on-topic post has rarely been seen
Anyway, back to business. For those who'd like to give it a try, have a look at this nymph:
![[Image: image.jpg?q=f76v-234-976-331-358]](https://voynich.ninja/extractor/image.jpg?q=f76v-234-976-331-358)
She's on the Hercules/Lyra page, which means that, if my approach of constellation groupings is correct, she represents a constellation in the same section of the sky as Hercules. Possible candidates are:
Corona (crown)
Aquila (eagle), possibly with Sagitta (arrow)
Cygnus (swan)
Pegasus (winged half-horse) possibly with Equuleus (little horse)
Delphinus (dolphin)
Now, if you observe this nymph carefully and take in all the details, what's different about her, compared to other nymphs? Which facial and bodily features stand out? What does her pose seem to suggest?
Anyway, back to business. For those who'd like to give it a try, have a look at this nymph:
![[Image: image.jpg?q=f76v-234-976-331-358]](https://voynich.ninja/extractor/image.jpg?q=f76v-234-976-331-358)
She's on the Hercules/Lyra page, which means that, if my approach of constellation groupings is correct, she represents a constellation in the same section of the sky as Hercules. Possible candidates are:
Corona (crown)
Aquila (eagle), possibly with Sagitta (arrow)
Cygnus (swan)
Pegasus (winged half-horse) possibly with Equuleus (little horse)
Delphinus (dolphin)
Now, if you observe this nymph carefully and take in all the details, what's different about her, compared to other nymphs? Which facial and bodily features stand out? What does her pose seem to suggest?

