06-07-2017, 07:34 PM
Likely two or more scribes wrote this copy of the Picatrix. The three mentioned figures seem to be only one illustration of that scribe, a few folios after it to the end of the manuscript - another hand and, probably, his images.
It is notable that the scribe, who wrote the text with those three figures, used many abbreviations, which are used as characters in the VMs (s, r, ch, l, in, iin, iiin, as well, the combination similar to the Voynich k, and a few cross-symbols). Same region and time? Supposedly, it is written by You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (and his scribe(s)), which lived and studied in Italy some time (mid 15 c.).
It is notable that the scribe, who wrote the text with those three figures, used many abbreviations, which are used as characters in the VMs (s, r, ch, l, in, iin, iiin, as well, the combination similar to the Voynich k, and a few cross-symbols). Same region and time? Supposedly, it is written by You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (and his scribe(s)), which lived and studied in Italy some time (mid 15 c.).