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[Antonio García Jiménez]

You certainly have a prodigious imagination. The towers you see must be from a Star Wars movie, and the whole page, as you say, is a science fiction setting. The fact that there are vessels in the Rosettes that are similar to those we see in the pharmaceutical section is self-evident. Denying the evidence leads to a debate that ends in melancholy. I think your theory that the Voynich has an oriental origin conditions your perception and leads you to not see reality as it is.

   Everything on this page has symbolic meaning. What you call the baldachin of the SE Rosette represents a roof, just like the canopy of the Rosette next to it. They are metaphors to represent what is above our heads, the celestial spheres.

   The reason the Earth is in a corner and not in the center is that it's not an astronomical representation. We don't even see the zodiac signs. It's a representation of celestial influences and how they are transmitted from the outermost sphere, the sphere of the fixed stars, which is why it's in the center.

  My interpretation of the Rosettes page is of everything we see, not just a few details. And it is connected to the rest of the codex.