Is the VMS a work of female authors ?

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I found the following comment in a blog post:

And if the Voynich manuscript was the work of a woman?

Voynich's colorful designs intrigue as much as his writing. Especially his feminine figures in the bath. And if the book was the work of a woman? "The first European manuscript on care for women" De passionibus mulierum curandarum Trotula Salerno "( XI century) describes the use of therapeutic baths that can be likened to the drawings of Voynich", argues Antoine Casanova.

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I have found papers by Antoine Casanova, but they referred to the text. I have not found a paper that contains the statement quoted above and possibly explains it in more detail. Maybe someone else has more luck. It would be interesting to know what connections in the figurative representation Casanova sees.


P.S: @Marco has made a comparison You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. between the Liber Trotula and the VMS.
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