No text, but a visual code

[Antonio García Jiménez]

I think gallows -its position always as first glyph of a paragraph- and more specifically gallows coverage, as Anton named them, are the better clue for seeing that the script of the Voynich is not a text but another thing.
 There are more o less a dozen of straddle gallow Eva-t (Anton dixit). I name them bridges with a leg in a place and the other one away or far away. Example of superbridge is f35r. Usually the legs stand over benches, but not always (see f56r).
 For me these bridges are not ornates letters, no embellishment. Is there an example of it in medieval manuscripts? I think these bridges have their own meaning. As all of you know, I defend the theory of an astronomical code and I believe they are some coordenates for reading the movements in the sky.

Merry Christmas!
Feliz Navidad!