No text, but a visual code

[Linda]

I understand, Linda, your resistance to abandon the idea of a language, especially in Quire 13. We would all like that together with those nice ladies there was a wonderful story to read. Sorry but the Voynich is a boring science book full of data. For me, in fact, it is a variant of those medieval codices full of astronomical tables.
  I'm convinced that the VM is a astronomical system but I don't know how it works. 
My theory is based in empirical evidence. In the script we have the following tokens:
   
    an ain aiin aiiin
    ar air aiir aiiir
    al ail aiil aiiil
    am aim aiim aiiim

  Pay attention to the line and forget the other symbols. It seems clear that the line marks change of position, indicates movement. This leaned line or stripe we see it in astrolabes, volvelles and zodiacs from the time of the VM to mark each degree of the sphere. And we also see it in the VM, in the clock and other circles of the Rosettes pages, in the pond where the ladies-stars bathe, and even whitin the loops of some gallows.

I still do think it is science based, but i wouldn't be surprised if there were tabular information included. However even the words you quote above, i read what many write as dain as 8am...we still haven't even agreed on which characters they are, or how many there are, even within a single vord...which makes using the eva or other transcriptions risky, you would first have to compare them against the entire text so that you feel confident with the transcription, and then...still it needs to be unravelled, whether it is text or data. The possible permutations are daunting.