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[Linda]

What I like is that there is a lot of 'free hand' curly stuff, which one also sees in the Voynich MS, e.g. the upper right circle of the rosettes page, and many of the paths between the circles on the outside of it.

Page 73 is a good example, but there are many. There are also the typical 'tiles' in the borders.

Finally, and inconsequentially, I like that it also has a castle. Since the MS is from Spain, this castle obviously does not have Ghibelline crenelations.

I see this manuscript's freehand curly stuff, especially the tiles and trillium designs, along with the clouds that resemble somewhat the vms pinecones, as possibly indicating heavenly realms beyond the celestial sphere, but i see the rosettes as more earthbound, representing water and rock formations (rivers, deltas, waves, sand dunes, stratified rock, mountains, volcanoes) with the heavenly or abstract religious representations held within the nebuly lines. 

I thought at first the circular castle had 6 towers but it has 7.