06-04-2024, 08:15 PM
In the thread dedicated to You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. I have said that those strange glyphs that we see could be astrological aspects, that is, angular relationships. I sincerely believe that anyone who seriously studies Voynich should know something about astrology, which was a university subject at that time.
On that page, as everyone knows, there is a sequence that is repeated four times but with a small difference: in the first two quadrants we see the gallows with one leg and a loop and in the next two quadrants the other gallows with one leg but with two loops.
I have the intuition that the two-legged gallows represent the position of the Sun, either in the northern or southern hemisphere, alternating day and night.
The one-legged gallows could symbolize the position of the Sun at the lunar node, which was called the dragon's head and tail. That may be the reason why we see in the first two quadrants, that is, in one hemisphere, the gallows with one loop and in the other quadrants or hemisphere the other gallows with two loops. The dragon's head and tail are always in opposition.
On that page, as everyone knows, there is a sequence that is repeated four times but with a small difference: in the first two quadrants we see the gallows with one leg and a loop and in the next two quadrants the other gallows with one leg but with two loops.
I have the intuition that the two-legged gallows represent the position of the Sun, either in the northern or southern hemisphere, alternating day and night.
The one-legged gallows could symbolize the position of the Sun at the lunar node, which was called the dragon's head and tail. That may be the reason why we see in the first two quadrants, that is, in one hemisphere, the gallows with one loop and in the other quadrants or hemisphere the other gallows with two loops. The dragon's head and tail are always in opposition.