Morten St George Theory

[Morten St. George]

The only one on this thread obsessing over Italian origin and constantly bringing it up is YOU. I don't necessarily think it was created in Italy. Maybe it was and maybe it wasn't, but it might have been created many other places. The binding appears to be Italian but that doesn't mean it was CREATED in Italy. It could have been bound a century or two later.

You really need to realize that Voynich researchers HAVE A DIVERSITY OF OPINIONS about this manuscript. Stop painting us all with the same brush. It's impossible to have a conversation when you generalize like that.

Agreed. Now that everyone knows that there are serious challenges to the Wikipedia narrative about northern Italy, I see no reason to continuously bring up the topic.

With Italy finally out of the way, I suggest that we try to figure out the time and place of the Aries roundtable. For one thing, I notice that a couple of the characters are wearing hats with a bubble in the middle. Are you able to find other examples of these bubble hats in your medieval manuscripts?

Here you see the two VMS bubbles followed by an extraneous sort-of-a bubble that I found on the Internet:



I suspect that the bubbles might indicate a person who was a craftsman or instructor of some type. What's your opinion on that?