26-04-2021, 03:55 PM
It is a pity that the VM does not attract the attention of art historians and experts in medieval iconography. So far there have been many more people interested in the script than in the imagery.
The VM has been attacked above all by linguists and experts in cryptography, despite the fact that the images offer more accessibility than the script, which remains irreducible.
It is not just about attacking image by image looking for parallels, but going further and proposing a unified theory. I have a theory, but there could be another, as long as it brings together and makes sense of all the images in the book. I think it's the only way to move forward.
The VM has been attacked above all by linguists and experts in cryptography, despite the fact that the images offer more accessibility than the script, which remains irreducible.
It is not just about attacking image by image looking for parallels, but going further and proposing a unified theory. I have a theory, but there could be another, as long as it brings together and makes sense of all the images in the book. I think it's the only way to move forward.

