No text, but a visual code

[Antonio García Jiménez]

As I said in my former post, any theory must be backed by clear clues, something that everyone can see. With the Voynich, there is always the risk of creating a fantastic mental construction.
   In the Rosettes, we can see what has been called a clock. It is in the left lower corner. Yes, it is a clock but astronomical like, par example, the Padua tower clock. The small hands are equal.They don't indicate hours and minutes; they form a trigono, one of the planetary aspects, what it means that the Sun is 120º away of the Moon in the celestial sphere.
   More important are the leaned lines inside the double ring that represents the celestial sphere. They are in eight positions and there are three lines in each position. In the text of the Voynich we see this leaned line (the i of EVA alphabet) and we see it one, two and even three repeated times. What a coincidence! Maybe it's not a coincidence, but a sign that marks the position of the Sun, the Moon and the stars.
   Sorry, but I think the Voynich is a boring text for us, not of course for the mankind of XV century that believed in the influence of the stars in their life.