No text, but a visual code

[Antonio García Jiménez]

One thing that matters to me is to emphasize that I take the data to defend my theory from the VM or from more o less contemporary works. If I say that the glyph that looks like the letter o is the star symbol is because I see that little circle in many stars of the book.
  
  I recommend reading the post Dotted Stars of Ellie Velinska's blog. You will see numerous examples of stars with that little circle inside and images that directly relate the stars to the flowers of herbs, such as the following

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Regarding inclined lines, you also have several examples in the VM, as in the astronomical clock of the Rosette folio, and even within the loops of some gallows. Curiously three by three, as in the script, where there can be up to three.
   And there are also contemporary examples like the Tratado de Astrologia by Enrique de Villena

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If you look all the images in this book you will see something intriguing.The circles that represent the Ecliptic have these three inclined lines in the start of the zodiac signs, but the other circles do not have them. Obviously they are degrees that mark the Ecliptic, the Sun's path.

 The solution to the VM script is in the VM itself