21-12-2021, 06:29 PM
I believe that in the minds of the creators of the Voynich there are no proper names of stars, but the common feminine noun (stella). It is evident, given that if there were proper names of stars of course we would see at least a dozen male figures because on the zodiacal pages there are 300 human figures drawn.
The vast majority of stars drawn in the form of a female figure did not have their own name and were only identified by their position in the constellation.
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This is the image of Aries from the lapidary of Alfonso X the wise. They are the medieval images most similar to the zodiacal pages of the Voynich. Here what there in each of the 30 degrees of the sphere are angels, not stars. It is a Christianized astrology.
The vast majority of stars drawn in the form of a female figure did not have their own name and were only identified by their position in the constellation.
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This is the image of Aries from the lapidary of Alfonso X the wise. They are the medieval images most similar to the zodiacal pages of the Voynich. Here what there in each of the 30 degrees of the sphere are angels, not stars. It is a Christianized astrology.