As an aside, I am always skeptical when it comes to recognizing things by zooming in on the VMS. The page format of the manuscript is rather small at 23.5 cm × 16.2 cm, and even the commonly available reprints are relatively large in format. When zooming in, you can “recognize” all sorts of things, and some researchers seriously derive assumptions or insights from this. In my opinion, this often crosses the line into pareidolia. If you try to recognize things for fun, as in this thread, then everything is fine, but when it comes to serious observations, you should always do them with a healthy dose of cautiousness.
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