02-04-2024, 04:37 PM
Nothing is certain on Voynich. That's why anything goes. But if we apply a minimum scientific criterion, that of probability based on an accumulation of evidence, we can make statements with some guarantee.
On the Rosettes page the indications are overwhelming. We are most likely facing an original vision of the medieval cosmos.
One of the most characteristic features of this illustration are those strange cells or mounds with points that are in almost all the circles. I have previously pointed out a contemporary document, Enrique de Villena's Treatise on Astrology, in which these elements appear, just like a castle in an astronomical diagram. Even in the central circle we have that wavy line that in so many works of art and miniatures limits the cosmos of the divine kingdom.
But the most amazing thing is that there is no need for parallels because there are some in Voynich itself. For example, in this image clearly of astronomical-astrological sense there are those cells or mounds.
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There are also those points in another diagram that we see in the wavy line on the Rosettes page
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And also those tubes, something so shocking on the Rosettes page, we see on the zodiacal pages
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I spent a long time thinking about whether it was worth making this post, fearing as I do that people will talk again about the mysterious meaning of the Rosettes page. In short, everything is for science.
On the Rosettes page the indications are overwhelming. We are most likely facing an original vision of the medieval cosmos.
One of the most characteristic features of this illustration are those strange cells or mounds with points that are in almost all the circles. I have previously pointed out a contemporary document, Enrique de Villena's Treatise on Astrology, in which these elements appear, just like a castle in an astronomical diagram. Even in the central circle we have that wavy line that in so many works of art and miniatures limits the cosmos of the divine kingdom.
But the most amazing thing is that there is no need for parallels because there are some in Voynich itself. For example, in this image clearly of astronomical-astrological sense there are those cells or mounds.
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There are also those points in another diagram that we see in the wavy line on the Rosettes page
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And also those tubes, something so shocking on the Rosettes page, we see on the zodiacal pages
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I spent a long time thinking about whether it was worth making this post, fearing as I do that people will talk again about the mysterious meaning of the Rosettes page. In short, everything is for science.
