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[Antonio García Jiménez]

Understanding the Voynich iconography and seeing that it is closely related to that of its time is essential to interpret this codex. We are going to see it through an element whose meaning is often confused and which are those wavy lines that seem to interweave. They represent the end of the medieval universe. Beyond is only God and the blessed.

This is an image from Oresme's Livre du ciel et du monde

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In addition to the wavy line, you can see those small mounds in what I will call mushrooms, to better understand each other.

In the Grandes heures de Rohan we also see the wavy line and the mounds and behind God with two angels

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It is exactly the same as what we see in the Voynich. We see it in the Rosettes, which are a representation of the medieval universe

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And we also see it in some cosmological diagrams, like the one of the f70r1. A strange composition with the mushrooms and their mounds that is easy to interpret seeing the parallel images of the time

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