15-12-2018, 10:11 PM
I'd like to talk here about You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. and the gallows coverage in general. As I posted in another thread the dotted rounded loops in counterclockwise rotation is for me an iconic depiction of the Ptolemaic system, of the Sun's epicycle. The Sun spinning around the Earth makes these loops.
As you know, in medieval times the symbol for the Sun was a circle with a dot in the center and that is what we see in f42v. In some Volvelles from the time of the Voynich the path of the Sun along the Ecliptic is marked with dots and we see in You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. a gallow with dots within the loop. Although it could be some embellishment, I think the scribe depicts a section of the Ecliptic because he is aware of being writing an astronomical code.
In a couple of gallows, there are whitin the loop stripes in groups by three instead of dots, like in the clock of the Rosettes and like the Eva-i which is repetead up to three times.
Others features of the gallows coverage induce also to think that the string of symbols is a system of coordenates for marking the position of the stars in the sky.
As you know, in medieval times the symbol for the Sun was a circle with a dot in the center and that is what we see in f42v. In some Volvelles from the time of the Voynich the path of the Sun along the Ecliptic is marked with dots and we see in You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. a gallow with dots within the loop. Although it could be some embellishment, I think the scribe depicts a section of the Ecliptic because he is aware of being writing an astronomical code.
In a couple of gallows, there are whitin the loop stripes in groups by three instead of dots, like in the clock of the Rosettes and like the Eva-i which is repetead up to three times.
Others features of the gallows coverage induce also to think that the string of symbols is a system of coordenates for marking the position of the stars in the sky.

