[attachment=423 wrote:MarcoP pid='4608' dateline='1469285621']I initially could not understand what Searcher's post had to do with the subject of the thread, but now I can see some connections (even if I don't know if they are the intended ones).
The "Marciana" diagram includes a T-O map at the top right (as well as another on the left).
The diagram from Arundel MS 501 has the same structure as the MS Ludwig XII 8 weekday diagrams: morning on the left, midday at the top, evening at the right, night at the bottom, split into the 24 hours.
Sorry, I hadn't time to be more clear.
You understand me correctly concernicng the first image. As for the second, my accent was another, yes, it does not much match this thread, it relates to the folios 67:. Maybe, someone mentioned this earlier: some diagrams on the f67r and You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. include pictures of the Sun, the Moon and stars, but some of them look like the Sun without rays and mean the Sun at night full Moon.
Generally, I think that "Rosettes" folio can be called a chart (if not a map) anyway.
Possibly, it partially relates to the f67v2, or, maybe, it is something like You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. ... just represented in quite another way.