30-03-2022, 10:07 PM
Dear R. Sale,
Each person may interpret the illustrations drawn in the Voynich manuscript differently, or some of them, as groups, may agree with interpretation of some drawings. Do not forget that for every detail you comment, we have an alternative interpretation. Such interpretation & comments cannot be considered scientific evidence unless give 1/1 matchs. We show the words here in old dictionaries and today's dictionaries, giving clear readings and examples of sentence structure in many sentence in the VM. This is exactly what has scientific value.
We never interpreted the drawings. Moreover, we present our proofs that the author is a Turkish-speaking traveler in Europe.
In other words, the drawings made by the author do not have to be compatible with Turkish culture. By the way, I can say that the hot springs and pools in Europe are mostly in Turkey and it ranks second in the world. All these drawings of women bathing are somewhat related to this fact. This does not mean that there is no hot springs in Italy. But do not think that there is no hot springs in Turkey too. Just compare the facts.
I don't know if this analogy will shed light on your way of looking and thinking about the VM drawings. Interpretation is interpretation everywhere, but it is possible to solve this problem not with interpretations, but with scientific evidences only.
Thanks.
Each person may interpret the illustrations drawn in the Voynich manuscript differently, or some of them, as groups, may agree with interpretation of some drawings. Do not forget that for every detail you comment, we have an alternative interpretation. Such interpretation & comments cannot be considered scientific evidence unless give 1/1 matchs. We show the words here in old dictionaries and today's dictionaries, giving clear readings and examples of sentence structure in many sentence in the VM. This is exactly what has scientific value.
We never interpreted the drawings. Moreover, we present our proofs that the author is a Turkish-speaking traveler in Europe.
In other words, the drawings made by the author do not have to be compatible with Turkish culture. By the way, I can say that the hot springs and pools in Europe are mostly in Turkey and it ranks second in the world. All these drawings of women bathing are somewhat related to this fact. This does not mean that there is no hot springs in Italy. But do not think that there is no hot springs in Turkey too. Just compare the facts.
I don't know if this analogy will shed light on your way of looking and thinking about the VM drawings. Interpretation is interpretation everywhere, but it is possible to solve this problem not with interpretations, but with scientific evidences only.
Thanks.