17-01-2021, 06:52 PM
(This post was last modified: 17-01-2021, 06:54 PM by davidjackson.)
The examples you post, whilst interesting, are in my opinion very different stylistically and contextually.
They are all bicephalic, symbolising two spirits united in one.
Which, of course, is the symbolism of the original hermaphrodite, a unity bringing the best of both worlds into one perfect form.
![[Image: hermaphrodite.png]](https://wwwhomes.uni-bielefeld.de/mwille2/VMS/hermaphrodite.png)
If that is a sex organ, our friend is some sort of ladyboy with a flaccid penis reaching down past his knees. Nobody would draw a penis in this style, it would be drawn erect, as we see in this bloke in the Gemini ring:
![[Image: image.jpg?ref=f71v_r3&q=f71v_r3-1165-103-159-197-3]](https://voynich.ninja/extractor/image.jpg?ref=f71v_r3&q=f71v_r3-1165-103-159-197-3)
They are all bicephalic, symbolising two spirits united in one.
Which, of course, is the symbolism of the original hermaphrodite, a unity bringing the best of both worlds into one perfect form.
If that is a sex organ, our friend is some sort of ladyboy with a flaccid penis reaching down past his knees. Nobody would draw a penis in this style, it would be drawn erect, as we see in this bloke in the Gemini ring:
![[+]](https://www.voynich.ninja/images/collapse_collapsed.png)