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[Antonio García Jiménez]

As RobGea has asked me, I will make a summary of my thoughts:

It is useless trying to decipher the Voynich script before knowing what the book means. It seems like a paradox but it is not. I firmly believe that we can know what the VM transmits through the examination of the images.

It is a mistake to try to interpret any page or any section. The book is a whole and you have to see its internal correspondences. The authors have not wanted to draw real herbs, but to show how the virtue of plants is generated by celestial influences. We see stars everywhere, even in the section wrongly called Recipes.

The essence of these celestial influences is locked in those elaborate containers that we see in the so-called Pharmaceutical section. We see similar precious containers on the Rosettes page, which is a representation of the universe with tubes through which these essences flow, the medicinal virtues of plants

The zodiacal section lacks the cold signs, Capricorn and Aquarius. Herbs just don't grow then

The astrological and magical character of the VM is evident. It has a certain relationship with the books of Alfonso X the Wise, something that members of this forum such as David Jackson, MarcoP, ReneZ and others have seen before me.

The Voynich's message is that: the medicinal virtues of herbs are provided by the stars. Therefore the script can be (and I say can be) simply a system of astronomical-astrological symbols that establish a correspondence between the macrocosm and the microcosm.