22-04-2022, 03:02 PM
Yes, it is true, but there are also other manuscripts in which the Pleiades are represented without a star, as in this one:
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If in the manuscript that I put before the artist draws a star on the head of the women it is because he wants to emphasize that they are stars.
It's the same thing that happens in the zodiac section of the Voynich: The female figures hold a star.
Because the problem is not only Quire 13, but the zodiacal section. If those figures that hold stars in each degree of a stellar constellation are not personifications of stars, can someone in this forum tell me what the hell they are then?
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If in the manuscript that I put before the artist draws a star on the head of the women it is because he wants to emphasize that they are stars.
It's the same thing that happens in the zodiac section of the Voynich: The female figures hold a star.
Because the problem is not only Quire 13, but the zodiacal section. If those figures that hold stars in each degree of a stellar constellation are not personifications of stars, can someone in this forum tell me what the hell they are then?