22-05-2020, 06:48 AM
Hello Paul
I almost agree with you about the absence of the drawing for Aquarius and Capricorn. For me the VM is about the influence of stars on herbs. Plants don't grow in winter, so those zodiac signs were never drawn. The author doubled Aries and Taurus, when herbs grow fast, to maintain the appearance of the twelve zodiac signs.
Regarding gallows as paragraph starting characters, for me it's the place from where the symbol strings begin to be counted. Represents a place in space. Why do I believe that? Look the left leg of Eva- t and Eva-p. It is the same symbol as Eva-q. It's an arrowhead that moves, goes from bottom to top. Some gallows could represent noon, the highest point of the sun in the celestial sphere.
As for 8aiin and its variants, for me these symbols represent a very special place and moment. I think about the summer solstice, when you go to the field to collect magic herbs.
As you can see, I'm a guy with strange ideas. With me you will not get bored.
I almost agree with you about the absence of the drawing for Aquarius and Capricorn. For me the VM is about the influence of stars on herbs. Plants don't grow in winter, so those zodiac signs were never drawn. The author doubled Aries and Taurus, when herbs grow fast, to maintain the appearance of the twelve zodiac signs.
Regarding gallows as paragraph starting characters, for me it's the place from where the symbol strings begin to be counted. Represents a place in space. Why do I believe that? Look the left leg of Eva- t and Eva-p. It is the same symbol as Eva-q. It's an arrowhead that moves, goes from bottom to top. Some gallows could represent noon, the highest point of the sun in the celestial sphere.
As for 8aiin and its variants, for me these symbols represent a very special place and moment. I think about the summer solstice, when you go to the field to collect magic herbs.
As you can see, I'm a guy with strange ideas. With me you will not get bored.