No text, but a visual code

[Antonio García Jiménez]

I am more convinced that the strange string of glyphs is an astronomical code. I don't want to repeat the clues that I already said in previous post but I'd like to go back to another clue that I mentioned marginally. It is about the x Eva character, the picnic table whose shape is similar to the quincunx, one of the minors astrological aspects equivalent to 150º of distance between two celestials objects o two points in the ecliptic.
  In the folio f57V, where we see that the so-called letters are in fact symbols, some of them besides of picnic table could be astrological aspects, like the semi-square, distance of 45º.
  We can see the major planetary aspects in folio You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. depicted as linked heads: trine, square, etc. But in the time of the Voynich the minor aspects were not standarized. It happens the same with the zodiac signs, wich is easy to see in the second half of the XV century but no in the first one. In fact, we don't see them in the Voynich, only the nouns: Aries, Taurus, etc.
  The Voynich is not an encyclopedia. All the manuscript contains the same message: where the stars are in the sky and how they reach the Earth to make be born and grow the herbs.