17-01-2026, 09:04 PM
(17-12-2025, 10:43 AM)Antonio García Jiménez wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.The interpretation of this page is quite simple. There's no need to imagine strange things. It's a common problem with all the Voynich imagery: that the imagination runs wild.
It is a page that shows the astrological aspects formed by the sun and the moon, that is, the angles they form between them in their journey along the ecliptic. The astrological aspects are shown in the corners of the page. Those faces we see are a representation of the sun and the moon. At the top we see the trine and sextile, and at the bottom left the square, and on the right in the same image the opposition/conjunction.
In the central image of the page we see two suns and two moons to indicate the astrological aspects in the two celestial hemispheres.
I've long thought this, as I'm working with these aspects on a daily basis, it seems very clear.
The issue becomes why the artist decided to depict each of these as squares (graphically speaking), when only one of them conceptually is a 'square'. My current guess is a division by sect, with the 'good' aspects being asigned as solar and the 'bad' as lunar. This diagram is incorporating more than just aspect doctrine, in my view.