I collected more than 700 zodiacs over the course of a decade (I haven't found very many in the last two years, it's hard to find more when you already have 700+). I didn't use the Warburg site, I went directly to repositories and combed through them.
Of course, just looking at one zodiac-figure is not a good way to see the overall picture (most of these have traditional Gemini rather than affectionate Gemini), but sometimes it's fun to zoom in one figure and study it.
There are about 25 or so that have a tongue together with the tail through the leg, which is not the only way to sort them, but it's one way that's interesting. Here are some of my favorites when selected for those two traits:
![[Image: LegtailLeoTongue.png]](https://voynichportal.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/LegtailLeoTongue.png)
The third one on the top row is interesting because it has a crayfish (although it's not explicitly labeled Cancer), a dragon (possibly for Scorpius), and is full of maps and measuring instruments (BAV Pal.lat.1993)
P.S., there are many more Leo figures with the tail through the legs, sometimes it is pointing down or forward. There are more than 80 that have the leg-tail feature that don't have the tongue sticking out if you sort leg-tail together with crayfish-Cancer, for example.
Of course, just looking at one zodiac-figure is not a good way to see the overall picture (most of these have traditional Gemini rather than affectionate Gemini), but sometimes it's fun to zoom in one figure and study it.
There are about 25 or so that have a tongue together with the tail through the leg, which is not the only way to sort them, but it's one way that's interesting. Here are some of my favorites when selected for those two traits:
The third one on the top row is interesting because it has a crayfish (although it's not explicitly labeled Cancer), a dragon (possibly for Scorpius), and is full of maps and measuring instruments (BAV Pal.lat.1993)
P.S., there are many more Leo figures with the tail through the legs, sometimes it is pointing down or forward. There are more than 80 that have the leg-tail feature that don't have the tongue sticking out if you sort leg-tail together with crayfish-Cancer, for example.