28-06-2018, 05:07 PM
Thank you JKP for your communication
I know is difficult to get used, but I think there are not text in the Voynich. There are not any letters.
The so-called letter (o), I think it represents a grade or a star of the celestial sphere. The letter (a), the grade when is in planetary conjunction with de Sun o the Moon (there aren't more planets). The letter (e) with the shape of c, simply is the Moon, and cc and ccc, the Moon in sequential days. I think there are more glyphs wich represent the Moon en different positions and days. The letter (i) is a leaned sign.We can see it repeated in the astronomical clock of the Rossetes. It is a marker of the sphere.
The problem is to identify well the stars and I think the number 8, 9 and the old 4 make this function, indicating when a particular star is above o under the Ecliptic and in the eighth o ninth sphere. I dont' know how all the system works, I only have the intuition that it must work.
With a little help of my friends of this forum, it will work
I know is difficult to get used, but I think there are not text in the Voynich. There are not any letters.
The so-called letter (o), I think it represents a grade or a star of the celestial sphere. The letter (a), the grade when is in planetary conjunction with de Sun o the Moon (there aren't more planets). The letter (e) with the shape of c, simply is the Moon, and cc and ccc, the Moon in sequential days. I think there are more glyphs wich represent the Moon en different positions and days. The letter (i) is a leaned sign.We can see it repeated in the astronomical clock of the Rossetes. It is a marker of the sphere.
The problem is to identify well the stars and I think the number 8, 9 and the old 4 make this function, indicating when a particular star is above o under the Ecliptic and in the eighth o ninth sphere. I dont' know how all the system works, I only have the intuition that it must work.
With a little help of my friends of this forum, it will work

