01-12-2020, 04:58 PM
Sorry Linda for the inconvenience.
What I say is simple. Let's see it with a picture of the Voynich to make it more convincing
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This is in f68r1, a nice face of the Moon with the symbol of the crescent moon repeated around it as if they were melon slices. Two very important details: the symbol is always the same, that is, a c-shaped figure, and the horns always face to the right. If you join two contiguous melon slices by the upper horns you have a bench. The VM authors were able to create the benches of the script in this way. I have no invented anything. The idea comes from the authors' own design.
Hoewer, I believe that benches don't join contiguous c's, but c's that are at the same distance from the Sun when de Moon is either near the conjunction or near 180 degrees. Benches are formed as trigonos with the Sun at the vertex, one of the planetary aspects that we also see in other images of the VM.
What I say is simple. Let's see it with a picture of the Voynich to make it more convincing
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This is in f68r1, a nice face of the Moon with the symbol of the crescent moon repeated around it as if they were melon slices. Two very important details: the symbol is always the same, that is, a c-shaped figure, and the horns always face to the right. If you join two contiguous melon slices by the upper horns you have a bench. The VM authors were able to create the benches of the script in this way. I have no invented anything. The idea comes from the authors' own design.
Hoewer, I believe that benches don't join contiguous c's, but c's that are at the same distance from the Sun when de Moon is either near the conjunction or near 180 degrees. Benches are formed as trigonos with the Sun at the vertex, one of the planetary aspects that we also see in other images of the VM.