21-10-2020, 04:00 PM
Yes Linda, it would indicate that
The strong relationship that forms (q) and (o) is a key to understanding the script. Why is (q) sparsely followed by other gliphs? Why can (q) and (o) be separated, and can there be strings of symbols that start with (q) and the same strings that start with (o)?
The answer can be very simple. What we call (q) is actually an arrow that is moving in a circle and pointing to stars in each movement. The arrow rises upwards as we see in the gallows, which may be representations of the stars at the highest point of their journey.
As I said, Voynich's script may be a representation of the movement of the celestial sphere
The strong relationship that forms (q) and (o) is a key to understanding the script. Why is (q) sparsely followed by other gliphs? Why can (q) and (o) be separated, and can there be strings of symbols that start with (q) and the same strings that start with (o)?
The answer can be very simple. What we call (q) is actually an arrow that is moving in a circle and pointing to stars in each movement. The arrow rises upwards as we see in the gallows, which may be representations of the stars at the highest point of their journey.
As I said, Voynich's script may be a representation of the movement of the celestial sphere