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[Stefan Wirtz_2]

[..] as you will have seen in the Voynich, the moon is depicted with feminine features. [..]

Frankly, when talking about symbolism, I cannot help but to show those symbols here, this is a quick combination of all (hardly to doubt) symbols for sun and moon, with humanized faces I remembered:



"Suns" seem to have a more feminine appearance, while "moons" look quite like guys. At best, some "suns" look at bit butch, but never clearly male. Of course, a question of interpretation, as always.

When you assign male and female symbolism to sun and moon:
why do the few known and not-argued symbols for sun and moon appear like quite the opposite?

Seems more like "la sol" and "el luno" to me (without doing too much harm to your language).

A better entrance and approach to VMS would be to regard this quite obvious "understanding" of a female sun and a male moon
and to consider those cultures which tend to make that kind of "little difference" by standard.