24-07-2019, 04:36 PM
I don't doubt what you say. I've also seen the Eva-k abbreviation en many manuscripts. But I'm obsessed with the details. I sincerely believe that if the mystery of the VM is ever solved it will be for small details, not taking anything for granted.
In this case, the scribe may use a Latin abbreviation giving it another function, an astronomical one. What makes me suspect is that he uses it precisaly with the word radix to mark the begining of a period of time. And the gallows are almost always in the begining of paragraphs in the VM. As you all know, I believe that the paragraphs of the VM are nothing more than periods of time used to identify stars.
For that reason I asked if anyone can show me the abbreviation of radix,the R with Eva-k, in a botany book. I'm searching in manuscripts but I haven't found anything yet. If I found it I could discard this linea of investigation and consider it a false clue.
In this case, the scribe may use a Latin abbreviation giving it another function, an astronomical one. What makes me suspect is that he uses it precisaly with the word radix to mark the begining of a period of time. And the gallows are almost always in the begining of paragraphs in the VM. As you all know, I believe that the paragraphs of the VM are nothing more than periods of time used to identify stars.
For that reason I asked if anyone can show me the abbreviation of radix,the R with Eva-k, in a botany book. I'm searching in manuscripts but I haven't found anything yet. If I found it I could discard this linea of investigation and consider it a false clue.