16-11-2020, 04:05 PM
The glyph c, the little friend of Captain Currier, is joined to another c by a crossbar forming the benches. There is little doubt about that. And what are these benches? I think they are positions of the Moon with respect to the Sun. Why do I believe such a thing? Because I see it in some images of the manuscript.
In the VM there is a page where we see the planetary aspects of astrology, f67v2. Here we see the respective positions of the Sun and the Moon. And in the upper left corner we can see a trigone drawn, one of the planetary aspects that occurs when the Moon is at 120º from the Sun. Forms a triangle because the Moon is at that distance twice, at Moon waxing and Moon waning.
We can see the same trigono in the astronomical clock on the Rosette folio
The glyph c joined to another c in the VM script, the benches, are the translation of this image to an astronomical code, such as c, cc, ccc and de EVA-s, all of them different positions of the Moon in its path
In the VM there is a page where we see the planetary aspects of astrology, f67v2. Here we see the respective positions of the Sun and the Moon. And in the upper left corner we can see a trigone drawn, one of the planetary aspects that occurs when the Moon is at 120º from the Sun. Forms a triangle because the Moon is at that distance twice, at Moon waxing and Moon waning.
We can see the same trigono in the astronomical clock on the Rosette folio
The glyph c joined to another c in the VM script, the benches, are the translation of this image to an astronomical code, such as c, cc, ccc and de EVA-s, all of them different positions of the Moon in its path