18-06-2023, 09:09 AM
Let's not complicate things. Everything is simpler.
The spiral arms that we see in the circles are just a clever way of representing movement. Naturally, movement from one place to another. By drawing the curved arms that illusionistic effect is produced. Any other interpretation is anachronistic.
Let's look at the Voynich spiral, f68v3:
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There is a T-O map in the center. Surrounding the earth we see a circle of stars and the wavy line that marks the cosmic boundary. In the outermost part there is a circumference that joins the arms of the spiral with the map of the earth.
What is the most reasonable interpretation of this? Simply, that the spiral represents the circular movement of the stars around the earth.
The spiral arms that we see in the circles are just a clever way of representing movement. Naturally, movement from one place to another. By drawing the curved arms that illusionistic effect is produced. Any other interpretation is anachronistic.
Let's look at the Voynich spiral, f68v3:
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There is a T-O map in the center. Surrounding the earth we see a circle of stars and the wavy line that marks the cosmic boundary. In the outermost part there is a circumference that joins the arms of the spiral with the map of the earth.
What is the most reasonable interpretation of this? Simply, that the spiral represents the circular movement of the stars around the earth.