20-05-2018, 11:53 AM
Welcome to the forum, Laura!
The more organic-looking drawings in the manuscript are certainly among its most mysterious still. In the past, several people have seen them as representations of human organs and body parts, but I don't remember having read such an in depth comparison to plant parts as yours.
I don't have enough time at the moment to go into it in detail, but I'll explain how you can attach an image already
First, you must be in full reply mode, so not in the "quick reply box" that appears under the thread. To access this, either press "New Reply" or the "Preview Post" button.
Then, under the box where you can type your post, there's an "Attachments" box, there you can select your file (button on the left) and when you've done that, press "Add Attachment" (button on the right). You can then choose to insert it into your post or just leave it as an attachment that will show up underneath it.
The more organic-looking drawings in the manuscript are certainly among its most mysterious still. In the past, several people have seen them as representations of human organs and body parts, but I don't remember having read such an in depth comparison to plant parts as yours.
I don't have enough time at the moment to go into it in detail, but I'll explain how you can attach an image already
First, you must be in full reply mode, so not in the "quick reply box" that appears under the thread. To access this, either press "New Reply" or the "Preview Post" button.
Then, under the box where you can type your post, there's an "Attachments" box, there you can select your file (button on the left) and when you've done that, press "Add Attachment" (button on the right). You can then choose to insert it into your post or just leave it as an attachment that will show up underneath it.
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