09-08-2024, 07:53 PM
I appreciate the replies so that my thread doesn't seem like a monologue. But it seems inappropriate to compare the illustrations of a codex from the 11th century with those of another from the 15th century.
It is evident that in 400 years there has been an evolution in iconography and in the 15th century the stars were personified as women. In any case, whether the stars are personified as men or women, as is the case with Voynich, what is clear is that what we see are human figures that represent something else.
It is evident that in 400 years there has been an evolution in iconography and in the 15th century the stars were personified as women. In any case, whether the stars are personified as men or women, as is the case with Voynich, what is clear is that what we see are human figures that represent something else.


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