No text, but a visual code

[Antonio García Jiménez]

    In the VMS there are only images of herbs and stars. There is nothing else. If someone thinks there are women, I deeply disagree because they are personifications of stars.       

By pure logic, the script must deal about the images. Without this minimal assumption I would stop trying to decipher the VMS.

So, I believe the script must relate stars and herbs. That's why I think it is an astronomical code. 
   I usually think that we all apply scientific tools and concepts to a cultural product that belongs to another scientific mentality. So I try to find tools from the time of the VMS. The volvelles are appropiate tools. They are analog computers of the XV century and they can explain how the script was generated.
  We all know that in the VMS there are glyphs that always or almost always go to the beginning, others in the middle and others at the end of a 'word' or string. A volvelle with three layers or rotatory discs can serve to reproduce this structure and its movement. The glyphs i, ii, iii  as  c,cc, ccc express this movement turning around the discs.
  Some volvelles have the numbers 8 and 4 to represent the solstices as hours of light. We see these numbers in the script of the VMS. What else can it be?