25-07-2022, 08:56 PM
What you ask me I don't know how to do yet. What I can do is show that my theory complies with the most elementary rules of the Voynich script.
For example, if we see the gallows as the beginning of paragraphs, it is because they are either meridians or nodal points, that is, starting points of the computation, just as they were in medieval astronomical tables. An important observation is that we can see t and k in all the lines because they express daily movements, while p and f hardly move, so we find it almost only in the first line of the paragraphs.
The moon is one of the most repetitive components of the script. What we see are glyphs expressing the different lunar phases and their movement: c, s, the benches and the benched gallows.
The q is an arrow that expresses the movement of celestial objects, that's why we don't find it in the labels.
For example, if we see the gallows as the beginning of paragraphs, it is because they are either meridians or nodal points, that is, starting points of the computation, just as they were in medieval astronomical tables. An important observation is that we can see t and k in all the lines because they express daily movements, while p and f hardly move, so we find it almost only in the first line of the paragraphs.
The moon is one of the most repetitive components of the script. What we see are glyphs expressing the different lunar phases and their movement: c, s, the benches and the benched gallows.
The q is an arrow that expresses the movement of celestial objects, that's why we don't find it in the labels.