18-11-2025, 05:10 PM
(13-11-2025, 08:47 PM)Antonio García Jiménez wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.[..] It is not easy to find exact parallels, but in this miniature from the 15th century we see four containers on the shelf, and two of them bear a certain resemblance to those in the Voynich.
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It can be seen that both jars [..]
And so you don‘t find an exact parallel here, just a misleading similarity.
I can put this here in:
![[Image: 8bb6d88e6f88386c7acc6b0f136d1e8d.jpg]](https://i.pinimg.com/736x/8b/b6/d8/8bb6d88e6f88386c7acc6b0f136d1e8d.jpg)
..showing some vessels which look a bit similar, or as you say, „bear a certain resemblance“.
Fun thing about that: it is a tomb painting from a Byzantine grave in Silistra, Bulgaria from 4th century, being 1,000+ years older than the Voynich Ms., in quite a temporal distance by this, clearly not western european, barely christian, non-pharmceutical or „alchemistic“.
But it‘s resemblance of some VMS vessels is not worse than your comparison, in some ways even better.
So were are the good parallels…?

