08-02-2020, 10:03 AM
Sorry for talking about imagery, but in my theory script and images are strongly related. The understanding of the images helps to understand the iconic script.
Look at theses images
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The first image shows an thurifer with a censer. This container resembles some we see in the pharmaceutical section of the VM. The second image is a painting of Salomon and the queen of Saba by Konrad Witz. The queen offers the king a container that looks like some we see in the Rosettes. Probably this container is also a censer, which has to do with the characters, both considered magicians.
What these images show is the internal relationship of the Rosettes folio, which is a cosmological diagram, with the folios of herbs. It is the stars that give their properties to medicinal aromatic herbs.
It is essential to understand the Rosettes folio, since it is a representation of the celestial influence on Earth. Next to a T-O map there is a castle or city that is a representation of Arin (also written Aren, Arim, Aryn), the city in the center of the Earth, the Dome of the World, as medieval astronomers and geographers believed.
Look at theses images
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The first image shows an thurifer with a censer. This container resembles some we see in the pharmaceutical section of the VM. The second image is a painting of Salomon and the queen of Saba by Konrad Witz. The queen offers the king a container that looks like some we see in the Rosettes. Probably this container is also a censer, which has to do with the characters, both considered magicians.
What these images show is the internal relationship of the Rosettes folio, which is a cosmological diagram, with the folios of herbs. It is the stars that give their properties to medicinal aromatic herbs.
It is essential to understand the Rosettes folio, since it is a representation of the celestial influence on Earth. Next to a T-O map there is a castle or city that is a representation of Arin (also written Aren, Arim, Aryn), the city in the center of the Earth, the Dome of the World, as medieval astronomers and geographers believed.