Morten St George Theory

[Morten St. George]

I'm very sure that folio 57v shows us a calendar. I can't say for sure, where it comes from, but I think I've deciphered some words in it and I'm quite sure, that it begins with Beltane and gives us a cycle of 3 or 6 years.

For me it's seems to have a Celtic origin. But it could come from witch circles, too.

In the last days, I changed my transcryption alphabet a bit, so I have to check the words, I've found in these folio, again.

Thanks Gavin for your input.

I'm fairly ambitious in my own objectives. I'm looking for the wheels to spell out all of quire 20 in Latin letters representing words in multiple languages and even proper nouns. I'll illustrate with a real segment of the Sigillum Dei, top line, with potential results for starting position and four oscillations of the alphabet wheel. Places where glyphs from a line of VMS script match glyphs on the alphabet wheel are marked with an asterisk.



The y's and i's were interchangeable and the "v" could also stand for a "u".

Allowing also for shifts with the VMS script, whereby the front of the script gets pushed around the circle to the other end of the alphabet wheel, it may be possible for this system to represent almost anything. The shifts I refer to would be based on two tower glyphs (Boxes 11 and 45 [also 62] in an earlier post of mine) usually seen, in quire 20, only in the first line of a paragraph and often as the first glyph of a paragraph. 

There are still a few more nuances that need to be worked out but, overall, it looks quite doable.