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[Antonio García Jiménez]

I think that any theory must based in evident clues, things that everyone can see.
If I say that the ghyph (o), the most common one of the Voynich, represents each of the 360 grades of the celestial sphere is because I've seen it. And you can see it too if you look f70r1. At the top, in the circumference, there are a sequence of ooooooooo followed by others signs. Can this string be a word? Of course not.
One of the these glyphs is (a) in EVA alphabet, and I think that it is also (o) but with a little tail indicating that the grade is in planetary conjunction. In this case with ®, ghyph that is other variation of the Moon sign, one of the 28 lunar days.
  The planetary aspects of the Astrology you can see it in f67v2. Here you can see The Sun and the Moon and its reciprocal distances represented with the aspects in the corners : trigono (120º), sextil (60º), opposition (180º) and quadrature (90º).
  There is other planetary aspect: Quincuncio (150º) whose sign is the known table of the Voynich

Please, don't forget that Astrology was a very respectable science in the colleges in the XV century