26-08-2020, 09:15 AM
I can only stress what Rene says.
The castle (Villalta) has no direct connection with the Voynich manuscript.
It simply makes it fascinating.
This is exactly how I stopped looking for the VM castle. There were about 300 in the area.
It is just as interesting where the castle stands when you look at it linguistically.
Here 4 languages come together. Italian, German, Slavic, and Ladin. Possibly still Rhaeto-Romanic.
With the possibility of Latin, there are even 6 languages.
In addition to this, there is the influence of the orthodox church.
One could not have chosen a better place for the creation of the VM.
The castle (Villalta) has no direct connection with the Voynich manuscript.
It simply makes it fascinating.
This is exactly how I stopped looking for the VM castle. There were about 300 in the area.
It is just as interesting where the castle stands when you look at it linguistically.
Here 4 languages come together. Italian, German, Slavic, and Ladin. Possibly still Rhaeto-Romanic.
With the possibility of Latin, there are even 6 languages.
In addition to this, there is the influence of the orthodox church.
One could not have chosen a better place for the creation of the VM.