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[Antonio García Jiménez]

An obvious fact about the Voynich script is that paragraphs usually begin with a gallows. There are exceptions but in this case the exception confirms the rule.

In my way of conceiving the script as an astronomical system, the gallows represent the sun in different positions. In this, the authors of the codex may have imitated the way in which medieval astronomical tables were made, in which the data were computed according to the meridian of the place and the passage of the sun meant the culmination and a fundamental piece of information.

I do not believe that the paragraphs of the script are a computation of data in the form of astronomical tables, but I do think that they are like time cycles, of stars traveling around the celestial sphere.