It's not one not just one silly old coincidence. It's three different and independent coincidences all coincidentally coincident in the same place. The relevant symbols and their placement are apparent in the text. The interpretations are based on well-known historical facts. VMs artistry is known for its inherent "creativity". It's another example of VMs trickery. It's meant to be overlooked and dismissed as coincidence. Nothing to see here.
The VMs uses "medieval" information, not to create a narrative, but to create a puzzle. If the innate, internal clues clearly evident in the VMs are so easily dismissed, then the current stalemate will continue in place.
The VMs uses "medieval" information, not to create a narrative, but to create a puzzle. If the innate, internal clues clearly evident in the VMs are so easily dismissed, then the current stalemate will continue in place.