21-02-2026, 06:28 PM
There is no vessel theory, it is a fact, a piece of evidence. It's not just the comparison with the vessels in the pharmaceutical section; there's a technical study based on medieval ceramics. Bluetoes101 presented it in another thread with illustrative drawings. I trust he'll share it again here.
In any case, identifying every single detail isn't of great value. The point is to provide a coherent framework where all the images on a page or in the book fit together. I've provided that framework.
I have noted on other occasions that you discredit the originality of the Voynich Manuscript. Those who conceived it may have been inspired by some images seen in other manuscripts, but a simple glance through it is enough to perceive that we are dealing with a genuine and profoundly original work.
In any case, identifying every single detail isn't of great value. The point is to provide a coherent framework where all the images on a page or in the book fit together. I've provided that framework.
I have noted on other occasions that you discredit the originality of the Voynich Manuscript. Those who conceived it may have been inspired by some images seen in other manuscripts, but a simple glance through it is enough to perceive that we are dealing with a genuine and profoundly original work.


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