No text, but a visual code

[Antonio García Jiménez]

Hildegard was an extraordinary woman, but above all, she was a mystic and a visionary. The lingua ignota and litterae ignotae are the fruit of one of these visions. Their intention is not fully understood, but since they are linked to a revelation, their origin is religious.

  It has nothing to do with the Voynich script, which is something designed for scientific use, in my opinion. It may seem strange to say this when we don't know what the text says. But for me there is no text at all, only groups of astronomical symbols that add mystery to what is expressed in the imagery.

  There is no other medieval science book with the same characteristics as the Voynich Manuscript. It is unique, and therein lies its great value. My saying that it is a medieval science book probably won't convince many people, but I am confident that it will be seen more clearly in the future.