15-06-2023, 06:31 PM
Koen is right. Calling these undulations a cloud band is confusing, since it is indeed a cosmic boundary and this is corroborated by many examples in medieval manuscripts.
In relation to the medieval universe let's see another iconographic element. Notice how the light rays end in dots in this image of the Annunciation from Grandes heures de Rohan
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In the Rosettes we see this cosmological image, the rays of light ending in dots
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And in this painting by Fra Angelico we see the dove of the Holy Spirit in the middle of the light
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It is what we see in this other Voynich image: the dove in the middle of the jet of light
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In relation to the medieval universe let's see another iconographic element. Notice how the light rays end in dots in this image of the Annunciation from Grandes heures de Rohan
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In the Rosettes we see this cosmological image, the rays of light ending in dots
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And in this painting by Fra Angelico we see the dove of the Holy Spirit in the middle of the light
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It is what we see in this other Voynich image: the dove in the middle of the jet of light
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