No text, but a visual code

[Antonio García Jiménez]

It took me a long time decide to write in this forum. I know I sustain an odd theory, and many unrealistic theories have emerged for more than a hundred years. But two months ago I convinced myself that I could be right because I came to a conclusion that the Voynich is philosophically a book like the Lapidario of king Alfonso and its script is a variant of this charts full of numbers which we see in many astronomical medieval books. Instead of positioning the Sun, the Moon and stars with zodiac signs, latitude, longitude and other parameters, the author of the Voynich chose another method, an astronomical code using invented symbols moving in the dials of a Volvelle.
  
These three clues convinced me at all:
 
1º The (o) circle in the middle of many stars and the string of (ooooooooo) in the outer circumference of f70r1, string followed by other glyphs, suggesting that the whole text is a round travel along the 360º of the celestial sphere.
2º The sequence of (i) in the text up to three times, the same three lean (i) we see in the astronomical clock of the Rosette. This glyph is a marker for positioning the celestial objects. Each (i) is a kardaga, 15º.
3º The arrow (q) almost always attached to a (o) at the beginning of words, what indicates that is the star when comes out over de East horizon, the ascendant star. The same shape has the left leg of (t), what it seems a movement sign.