30-01-2021, 07:08 PM
Yes Helmut, I have a better explanation, but first we have to agree on a point.
Do you think that the astronomical clock on the Rosette folio that I showed in the previous post is really an astronomical clock or not?
If you think so, then the groups of three lines cannot be anything other than the degrees of the sphere. And if they are groups of three, each line has to be worth 5 degrees. Why? Because three times five is 15. And 15 degrees is an hour. The astronomical clock on the Rosette folio shows the hours. That is why we see groups of three lines in different places in the VM. It is a representation of the hours, of the time.
If these lines are in the loop of the Eva-p it is because the glyph is most likely as astronomical symbol
Do you think that the astronomical clock on the Rosette folio that I showed in the previous post is really an astronomical clock or not?
If you think so, then the groups of three lines cannot be anything other than the degrees of the sphere. And if they are groups of three, each line has to be worth 5 degrees. Why? Because three times five is 15. And 15 degrees is an hour. The astronomical clock on the Rosette folio shows the hours. That is why we see groups of three lines in different places in the VM. It is a representation of the hours, of the time.
If these lines are in the loop of the Eva-p it is because the glyph is most likely as astronomical symbol