08-01-2026, 10:56 AM
No, I'm not arguing that the script is a notation of astronomical data. There's nothing in the Voynich Manuscript like Sacrobosco or astronomical tables. What it clearly contains is astrology, which was also a science, but one closer to magic.
I believe that the glyphs are celestial objects and positions on the ecliptic but with an astrological meaning. For example, I believe that benches are double positions of the moon at a distance of 120 degrees from the sun in both hemispheres. The sun is represented by the gallows in its different positions along its path along the ecliptic.
Everyone has noticed how paragraphs typically begin with a gallows and how the first line usually contains one-legged gallows. Since paragraphs are paths along the ecliptic, this path begins with the sun, and it is in its first journey that the sun's position in relation to the lunar nodes is found.
I am aware that what I am saying will sound absurd to many, but for me the script is perfectly consistent with the Voynich imagery and this, seen as a whole, conveys the power of celestial influences.
No one should forget that we are dealing with a 15th-century codex and that those who created it belonged to a humanity with a very different mindset from our own.
I believe that the glyphs are celestial objects and positions on the ecliptic but with an astrological meaning. For example, I believe that benches are double positions of the moon at a distance of 120 degrees from the sun in both hemispheres. The sun is represented by the gallows in its different positions along its path along the ecliptic.
Everyone has noticed how paragraphs typically begin with a gallows and how the first line usually contains one-legged gallows. Since paragraphs are paths along the ecliptic, this path begins with the sun, and it is in its first journey that the sun's position in relation to the lunar nodes is found.
I am aware that what I am saying will sound absurd to many, but for me the script is perfectly consistent with the Voynich imagery and this, seen as a whole, conveys the power of celestial influences.
No one should forget that we are dealing with a 15th-century codex and that those who created it belonged to a humanity with a very different mindset from our own.