22-12-2021, 06:45 PM
To be honest, I am not the first to relate the so-called nymphs of the Voynich zodiacal section with the angels of the Lapidary of King Alfonso X.
In 2017, MarcoP wrote this:
the zodiac nymphs are individually labeled, each of them holds a star and they appear in a layout similar to the 360 angels in the zodiac wheels of Alfonso's Lapidario. I believe these nymphs (and the angels in the Lapidary) are personifications of the power of the stars.
As you can see, MarcoP also thinks that nymphs are the personification of stars. What I'm saying is that these pretty ladies are the same as those in Quire 13, that is, they are also the stars. And all those pipes are the way in which they come down from heaven to earth so that medicinal herbs are born.
It's medieval science!
In 2017, MarcoP wrote this:
the zodiac nymphs are individually labeled, each of them holds a star and they appear in a layout similar to the 360 angels in the zodiac wheels of Alfonso's Lapidario. I believe these nymphs (and the angels in the Lapidary) are personifications of the power of the stars.
As you can see, MarcoP also thinks that nymphs are the personification of stars. What I'm saying is that these pretty ladies are the same as those in Quire 13, that is, they are also the stars. And all those pipes are the way in which they come down from heaven to earth so that medicinal herbs are born.
It's medieval science!