Elephant in the Room Solution Considerations

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The Tyrolean eagle on the coat of arms is a red eagle.

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Quire 1, You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. has illustrations that some have called red birds or red dragons.  Is that how you connected Countess Margaret of Tyrol to the Voynich Manuscript?  Or, is there more that I am missing?

That eagle can be best compared not with You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. page but with the root page on f46v. If you notice, in the root, aside from the wings, there are two red "horns" or whatever you may call them in the coat of arms image (in yellow). The You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. images, I had associated with plant and (missing) blossom inside and star/sun ray in one my earlier posts. I think if you visit this page You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. you will see the various clips I had assembled. In the tail of the eagle also you see the blossom in other renditions of the coat of arms emblem (also clipped there). You will see similar images on f85r2 (on that same page I linked).

I have not depended on a single clue to link the VM to Countess Margaret, and the research is still continuing, as I have not shared everything (both found or still finding). I think the first clue I found interesting a while ago was the castle swallowtail battlement features in castles to which she was also associated (thanks to Koen G.'s studies and clips and other pages I have linked). But there are many different clues I have pursued and am pursuing for the links and each time I look, I find more. Unfortunately, to learn about my tracing of the clues, you need to visit earlier pages of this thread. 

Your question about relating the eagle to first page gives me a sense you have not looked into the earlier pages of this thread, so please do so. I had associated the first page images with NOT birds, but with images found on murals in a church in Denmark (so visit earlier posts in this thread to find out more). But, it is true that those plant V shape images on the first page can also be viewed as horn shapes, and they also appear in crowns or other elements in the VM or other pages I have linked.

Please be patient with the progress of this thread. I am building the explanation as we move along, and this also requires that you acquainting yourself with material I have already shared, otherwise I will be repeating myself.

Hope this helps.