18-04-2016, 12:39 AM
Now I really am confused. There are a fair number of illustrations commonly referenced as representations of the 'Zodiac Man'. They consist of a man (generally) with the system of Zodiac signs superimposed or labelled to various parts of the body, starting with Aries at the head and ending with Pisces at the feet. It's all pretty much standard images, standard representations and standard interpretations. It's a Zodiac.
In the VMs, in the matter in question there are omissions, discrepancies and additions. But it still appears to have sufficient similarities in the sequence to be called the VMs Zodiac. It is an altered zodiac, but it's still a zodiac. And the reasons behind the alteration might be given some consideration. Why is this not a real zodiac??
The movement of the Vernal equinox into Pisces is a factor that might place Pisces first. But a much greater discrepancy resulted from the accumulation of error from the Julian Calendar.
Given Pisces first, the splitting of Aries and Taurus is the simplest way to continue the sequence of pairings in the VMs Zodiac houses. For those who've looked high and low for patterns in the VMs, here is the simplest of patterns set forth in the most outrageous manner. A pair of pairs. Yet it has completely escaped detection.
And as to the nymphs, what is their hidden purpose? To disguise the introduction of heraldic content as seen in the patterns on their tubs. But only for those who can provide the standard, traditional names for the patterns found on the tubs.
In the VMs, in the matter in question there are omissions, discrepancies and additions. But it still appears to have sufficient similarities in the sequence to be called the VMs Zodiac. It is an altered zodiac, but it's still a zodiac. And the reasons behind the alteration might be given some consideration. Why is this not a real zodiac??
The movement of the Vernal equinox into Pisces is a factor that might place Pisces first. But a much greater discrepancy resulted from the accumulation of error from the Julian Calendar.
Given Pisces first, the splitting of Aries and Taurus is the simplest way to continue the sequence of pairings in the VMs Zodiac houses. For those who've looked high and low for patterns in the VMs, here is the simplest of patterns set forth in the most outrageous manner. A pair of pairs. Yet it has completely escaped detection.
And as to the nymphs, what is their hidden purpose? To disguise the introduction of heraldic content as seen in the patterns on their tubs. But only for those who can provide the standard, traditional names for the patterns found on the tubs.