f67v1 The four Seasons

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I looked at the image and thought four seasons and went through decoding it with my cipher.  Magic happened!

Tom, what about all the other fours, nines, sevens, and twos on this page (and on other pages that are divided into four sections)? Do they also mean mid-winter, autumn, vernal equinox, and summer solstice?

Ground Rules:

1)  As I have said in the past I can't decode voynich tokens which are within phrases or sentences.  I'm strictly going by labels and imagery using a one word voynich token, because I feel more than one voynich word token in a row is not possible right now.  On top of that there must be a theme related to the imagery.  What I see here are divider marks on the four corners where the green spikes, point to 2 Moons and 2 Suns near the labels.  Both moons are full 1 is related to a vernal full moon and the other a harvest moon.  Plus the moons and suns are equal distances from each other and the voynich token have borders within this imagery.  The Summer Sun is large meaning warm where as the Winter Sun is small for cold.  The labels I used in f67v1 are confined as quarter marks pointing to the celestial bodies.

2)  The voynich cipher is consistent in addition to form a word from the glyph's.

3)  The numerology word equivalent  is consistent in adding up a word equal to a voynich word token label.

4)  Every image associated with a label will have unique properties so the imagery is not static.

NOTE:  

An example for decoding a voynich cipher if it were to be used for keeping secrets: 

Possible decryption process which could have been used by the Author of the VMS.  These encrypted messages would be sent by Currier.  1st a random sheet of words would be mailed that follow the shared numerology chart. 2nd each voynich word token is listed as a number in the 5 column set as the cipher below and is sent as voynich word tokens, then the key is sent later in anagram form.  The numbers for the cipher are actually represented by voynich tokens as the cipher(IE.). Then the receiver uses the sheet for translation of the anagrams for the encoded VMS token words.

The Cipher:
6,6,2,6,9

The Anagram Key:

Het, cta, no, eht, foor

The cipher and key use numerology an so the decoded message reads as this:

The cat on the roof.

6)  We all don't have that dictionary unless which I think John Dee may have it in his Library; that is where the search should begin to prove my method.  Therefore no phrases or sentences can be decoded yet!


addendum:  When something screams out at you like this being a possible signature take a chance: