09-11-2020, 08:47 AM
I have given the example of Les riches heures du duc de Berry just to emphasize the importance of contemporary Voynich sources. It is the only way to ever understand VM. I don't think Les riches heures calendar has anything to do with the Voynich, but they both breathe the same cultural atmosphere.
If I see groupings of the crescent moon symbol in the magnificent French manuscript, that allows me to interpret any analogous image I see. In the VM ve see that strange glyph that looks like the letter c, and we also see it repeated forming groups. And we see it in a book where the moon is widely drawn.
So the question is obvious: is that c of the Voynich script the symbol of the moon?
If I see groupings of the crescent moon symbol in the magnificent French manuscript, that allows me to interpret any analogous image I see. In the VM ve see that strange glyph that looks like the letter c, and we also see it repeated forming groups. And we see it in a book where the moon is widely drawn.
So the question is obvious: is that c of the Voynich script the symbol of the moon?

