Morten St George Theory

[Monica Yokubinas]

AND.... Ritual bathing during the time of menses, and bringing about memses (that is why the women are naked )  

If you look carefully at the woman in the middle of You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. she is seated on a "bench" of sorts, that is heated. The Voynich speaks of herbs for pain or to bring on menses.

History of You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. or menses in Jewish traditions.

"[i]“This time of the month is called Niddah, one translation meaning separation or make distant—a time for no physical contact with one’s spouse (the underlying meanings vs. what patriarchy has deemed it over the centuries has been an interesting read). And then to partake in mikvah after (a ritual bath usually from rainwater) during times of transition, many women also do this do during any transitional time in life if they so choose—from marriage to menopause and some less traditional do it after graduations).”"[/i]
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I've considered the possibility that some or many of the women depicted in the VMS could have been Jewish converts to Catharism. That would be one way of reconciling Jewish encryption with the outward expressions of Catharism seen in the VMS.

If the carbon dating of the VMS is from 1402-1435 the Cathars were already gone. And the Jews were not exiled from Spain until around 1492 heading to the Americas, so it is a different unknown dialect before the fall of Constantinople. The flower page where everyone seems to think is a sunflower You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. is actually a King Protea and used to gather nectar for making a honey syrup for making cakes.