28-02-2023, 05:19 PM
I forgot to mention the arrow in my previous post. I call the arrow the glyph composed of a stick ending in a point. What in EVA is (q), which I don't like to call that because any transliteration of the glyphs is an adulteration of reality.
In the system of astronomical-astrological symbols that is the Voynich script, the arrow is the glyph with movement value, that is why we do not see it on the labels. The arrow serves as the beginning of each group of symbols and there are the same vords with an arrow and without an arrow.
If the arrow is almost always followed by the glyph (o) it is because it indicates the movement of a certain star. It can be clearly seen that it is the same arrow as the left leg of some gallows, indicating upward movement.
If you look at the volvelles of the time, you can see how a bar ending in an arrow marks the movement of the sun and the moon. It's the same role it plays in the VM script.
In the system of astronomical-astrological symbols that is the Voynich script, the arrow is the glyph with movement value, that is why we do not see it on the labels. The arrow serves as the beginning of each group of symbols and there are the same vords with an arrow and without an arrow.
If the arrow is almost always followed by the glyph (o) it is because it indicates the movement of a certain star. It can be clearly seen that it is the same arrow as the left leg of some gallows, indicating upward movement.
If you look at the volvelles of the time, you can see how a bar ending in an arrow marks the movement of the sun and the moon. It's the same role it plays in the VM script.