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  I think the Voynich is a method to identify stars too, but I don't know how it works. The number 9 stands at the beginning or at the end, or alone, I think for marking the position of a particular star in the ninth sphere and not to be confused with another in the eighth sphere, but it could otherwise. Sincerely I am no sure, but as you see my hunch is based in objective observation.

Antonio, have you looked at how often the number 9 appears in tokens throughout the manuscript?

If you want to be objective, then look at a page of text, a plant page, for example, and note how often it occurs. Why would the ninth sphere have to be repeated dozens of times on the same folio, in the same paragraph, even in the same line? Why would a plant require 30 references to the ninth sphere?

And what about all the other spheres? The figure-8 frequently occurs at the ends of tokens next to the 9. If the figure-8 is the number 8 then why would the 8th sphere be next to the 9th sphere with nothing in between and nothing following either of them? And where are spheres 1 through 7?