The Rosettes in Biblical mythological interpretation
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(17-07-2021, 09:01 PM)Koen G wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.What I mean is that in f68r, the celestial body is surrounded by these crescent shapes. If we assume consistent pattern usage, then it seems more likely to me that this pattern represents some kind of rays rather than a circle of moons attached to a circle.
 
I understand what you mean, Koen. I also meant consistent usage, when I wrote about rays in the other diagrams of the VMs. To identify how is used the crescent-shaped pattern, you have to be sure in at least one case.
Quote:Moreover, there are no examples of crescent moons lining a circle or oval like this,...
I would add that there are no examples of such depiction and location of Christ's Wound, as well.
Quote:Manuscript -internally, I would say that since these crescent shapes are found surrounding a heavenly body like rays (see my image above from 68r), they are likely some kind of rays.
Please, reread my previous post. Rays in the VMs are depicted in usual recognisible way. If those crescents mean some kind of rays, thay, first of all, don't relate to the sun, and, possibly, depicted in such manner - to show their relation to the moon, but not the sun. Your suggestions! Why do they differ from the rays of the sun? What the kind of flame could they mean?
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RE: The Rosettes in Biblical mythological interpretation - by Searcher - 17-07-2021, 09:49 PM

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