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[Antonio García Jiménez]

As you say, Alfonso's Lapidary is the greatest parallel we have to illuminate our knowledge of Voynich. It is not only its 30-degree zodiac wheels occupied by figures that represent stars or constellations of stars, it is also the fact that it presents a large number of stones linked to the influences of those stars.
 
   In Voynich they are not stones but plants, and everything indicates that they are also linked to zodiacal stars. There is thus a correspondence between Alfonso's Lapidary and the VM in the sense that both share the same astrological philosophy.