02-07-2016, 11:41 AM
Linda,
While I cannot find any particular points of agreement with your approach to that particular image in the manuscript, you will be happy to know that you are not entirely alone in mentioning the Red Sea, Egypt, geographic matter and the Yemen.
It would be exhausting to list the posts in which I've gone into those things at length, but if you search 'Yemen' on voynichimagery you'll find about sixty posts.
I always feel a certain pleasure when I find that others have independently done work which I can rely on rather than 're-inventing the wheel'. Hope you do too.
Just btw, the style in which those animals are drawn, and even their disposition around the lake, pond, or sea are closely comparable to traditional imagery from southern India. Even the multi-tailed one. Cheers.
While I cannot find any particular points of agreement with your approach to that particular image in the manuscript, you will be happy to know that you are not entirely alone in mentioning the Red Sea, Egypt, geographic matter and the Yemen.
It would be exhausting to list the posts in which I've gone into those things at length, but if you search 'Yemen' on voynichimagery you'll find about sixty posts.
I always feel a certain pleasure when I find that others have independently done work which I can rely on rather than 're-inventing the wheel'. Hope you do too.
Just btw, the style in which those animals are drawn, and even their disposition around the lake, pond, or sea are closely comparable to traditional imagery from southern India. Even the multi-tailed one. Cheers.
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