OK, the first response was from merrimacga, by PM/DM and this was not complete.
In the end, I did not see a completely successful answer from anyone, so let's call it a draw :-)
The way the problem was presented to me was as I presented it here: the Voynich MS is a given, and what is the link of each image with the MS?
I only found out that in reality it was the other way round from a post in this thread.
In my defense, it would not have made a lot of sense for me to ask the question here:
"which mysterious book is identified through these pictures?"
Bottom right: Wilfrid Voynich is clear.
Top centre: Beinecke library.
Bottom left: I am guessing that this just refers to the many herbal drawing in the manuscript. While this seems a bit 'too easy' in the sense of how the question was asked on TV it seems reasonable.
Bottom centre: this is indeed the patio/garden of the Villa Mondragone near Frascati. Note that this is *not* where the Voynich MS was sold.
Top right: this is a C-14 atom, with its 6 protons and 8 neutrons.
Top left: Hans Christian Andersen. As Antonio correctly pointed out, Voynich referred to the MS as an 'ugly duckling', when he gave his talk about it in 1921. See here:
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In the end, I did not see a completely successful answer from anyone, so let's call it a draw :-)
The way the problem was presented to me was as I presented it here: the Voynich MS is a given, and what is the link of each image with the MS?
I only found out that in reality it was the other way round from a post in this thread.
In my defense, it would not have made a lot of sense for me to ask the question here:
"which mysterious book is identified through these pictures?"
Bottom right: Wilfrid Voynich is clear.
Top centre: Beinecke library.
Bottom left: I am guessing that this just refers to the many herbal drawing in the manuscript. While this seems a bit 'too easy' in the sense of how the question was asked on TV it seems reasonable.
Bottom centre: this is indeed the patio/garden of the Villa Mondragone near Frascati. Note that this is *not* where the Voynich MS was sold.
Top right: this is a C-14 atom, with its 6 protons and 8 neutrons.
Top left: Hans Christian Andersen. As Antonio correctly pointed out, Voynich referred to the MS as an 'ugly duckling', when he gave his talk about it in 1921. See here:
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