05-06-2018, 04:47 PM
Thank you Davidsch for your comments,
I think there is a complex structure in the Voynich but all the sections are interconnected and have the same goal: to indentify in the celestial sphere the star or stars that give its virtues to a specific herb or plant, the best moment for picking herbs and also for preparing recipes, etc. In the zodiac section, the words distribution is different because here is known the month of the year: March (Aries), April (Taurus)...So the system for the location of stars is easier than in the herbals sections and others where it is used, par example, the gallows p and f, that I think are the lunar nodes, caput and cauda draconis. They always are at the top of the paragraphs because serve as coordinates.
The so-called text is a astronomical code. All of us have seen in medieval manuscripts these astronomical boards full of numbers for the location of planets and stars. The Voynich use an original system generated with a Volvelle
I think there is a complex structure in the Voynich but all the sections are interconnected and have the same goal: to indentify in the celestial sphere the star or stars that give its virtues to a specific herb or plant, the best moment for picking herbs and also for preparing recipes, etc. In the zodiac section, the words distribution is different because here is known the month of the year: March (Aries), April (Taurus)...So the system for the location of stars is easier than in the herbals sections and others where it is used, par example, the gallows p and f, that I think are the lunar nodes, caput and cauda draconis. They always are at the top of the paragraphs because serve as coordinates.
The so-called text is a astronomical code. All of us have seen in medieval manuscripts these astronomical boards full of numbers for the location of planets and stars. The Voynich use an original system generated with a Volvelle

