08-11-2020, 10:56 AM
I know JKP, but general acceptance is a rare thing in Voynich studies, and it never hurts to hammer the same nail by adding more evidence.
There is also something unusual about the Notre Dame series. Stylistically, they are quite different from the VM (as we could expect from works that are centuries apart) but it combines a number of extremely rare VM features. Gemini in crossed arms pose; lobster with (some) legs on tail, unbent front claws, little claws on legs; Aries (not Capricorn) with tree in pseudo-nibbling position... I don't recall a manuscript Zodiac that combines these rare elements.
There is also something unusual about the Notre Dame series. Stylistically, they are quite different from the VM (as we could expect from works that are centuries apart) but it combines a number of extremely rare VM features. Gemini in crossed arms pose; lobster with (some) legs on tail, unbent front claws, little claws on legs; Aries (not Capricorn) with tree in pseudo-nibbling position... I don't recall a manuscript Zodiac that combines these rare elements.