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[Antonio García Jiménez]

Why are there so many rare glyphs in f57v? There are 7 out of 17 in the four times reapeating sequence of isolated glyphs. For me it is a clue that they aren't letters but symbols which connect in the brain with a image, no a sound. There is not any logic to mix in a folio letters very used in the text of the Voynich with others never used.
  I think some of the rare glyphs can represent planetary aspects, the distance between the Sun and the Moon (there no more planets in the Voynich). I think so because (x), the picnic table, could be the symbol for quincuncio, the 150º distance in the celestial sphere. It easy to see it in books of Astrology.
  Besides, all of you know that in the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. the first two sequences contain (f) while the third and fouth ones (p). I return to quote Emma to say that each sequence is a quadrant and that (f) mark out a double quadrant and (p) the other one. That fit in with my idea that these glyphs could stand for caput a cauda draconis, the lunar nodes, opposed in the celestial sphere