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[Antonio García Jiménez]

Today is a special day in the Northern Hemisphere. Today is the summer solstice and marks the longest day and the shortest night of the year. No other day is as magical as this. Of all the times of the year we celebrate plants. Many ancient cultures have traditionally harvested herbs on this day or night believing them to be at their greatest medicinal value.
In Spain, one of these magic herbs is vervain (verbena).  Spaniards algo give the name of verbena to the popular night parties that we like so much. It is a reminder that this herb was collected at night under the influence of the stars.
 
In a book like the Voynich where we see magic herbs, suns, moons and stars, the summer solstice must be somewhere. It's logical. I think it is in the script, in the numbers-symbols 8 and 4 (this last number in its old arabic form). It is not my imagination. I never write anything that I haven't seen in some contemporary document to the Voynich. There are Volvelles in which the zodiac sign of Cancer is marked with these numbers. The circle is divided into four parts.The top two of the day have an 8 each inscribed, and the bottom two of the night have a 4.

8 plus 8 equals 16 hours of daylight. And 4 plus 4, 8 hours of duration for the night. The summer solstice

If not, why are these numbers (8 and 4) repeated so much in the Voynich script?