19-01-2024, 07:32 PM
I have no problem accepting that some of the Voynich herbs reflect real plants. What I have no doubt about is that this was not the authors' objective when making this book.
Thinking that this wonderful book is a collection of diverse topics that have been united in a kind of medieval encyclopedia is the biggest mistake you can make. Although I could not convince anyone of my theory, I would only ask that there be agreement on one thing, to accept that this book is a unity and that from its first page to the last its message is the same: how celestial influences are the cause of the medicinal properties of herbs. Pure Aristotelianism.
Thinking that this wonderful book is a collection of diverse topics that have been united in a kind of medieval encyclopedia is the biggest mistake you can make. Although I could not convince anyone of my theory, I would only ask that there be agreement on one thing, to accept that this book is a unity and that from its first page to the last its message is the same: how celestial influences are the cause of the medicinal properties of herbs. Pure Aristotelianism.

