15-01-2021, 08:48 AM
Again, the four times repeating sequence of the f57v. One of the most shocking things is that p and f are in the middle of each sequence and seem interchangeable. Why?
An explanation must be given, but an explanation based on the cosmological diagram on the page. The page is full of strange characters. Are they the letters of an unknown alphabet? Sometimes the characters are joined as if they were words, other times they are separated. What's the point of repeating a sequence of letters. It does not make any sense.
Are they glyphs meaningless, just gibberish, squiggles? No way, the human mind always look for a meaning. It seems more mysterious to me to think that the Voynich does not make sense than the opposite.
The most logical thing is that we are facing astronomical symbols. So what are p and f ?
It is essential to know medieval astronomy. Forget that the Sun is in the center. It is the Earth. Two lines divide the celestial sphere: the equinocial line, horizontal, and the ecliptic line, vertical. In this last line eclipses occur, but no always. Only when the Sun and the Moon meet at the nodes. On the head and tail of the dragon. This is what p and f are.
An explanation must be given, but an explanation based on the cosmological diagram on the page. The page is full of strange characters. Are they the letters of an unknown alphabet? Sometimes the characters are joined as if they were words, other times they are separated. What's the point of repeating a sequence of letters. It does not make any sense.
Are they glyphs meaningless, just gibberish, squiggles? No way, the human mind always look for a meaning. It seems more mysterious to me to think that the Voynich does not make sense than the opposite.
The most logical thing is that we are facing astronomical symbols. So what are p and f ?
It is essential to know medieval astronomy. Forget that the Sun is in the center. It is the Earth. Two lines divide the celestial sphere: the equinocial line, horizontal, and the ecliptic line, vertical. In this last line eclipses occur, but no always. Only when the Sun and the Moon meet at the nodes. On the head and tail of the dragon. This is what p and f are.

