26-05-2026, 02:40 PM
Anyone reading this thread who has never seen the Voynich will think it's a work consisting solely of text and no images. Such is the almost exclusive obsession of researchers with the script. This exclusivity is not new. In the 20th century, the goal was also to decipher the supposed text. And even in the 17th century, the concern was the strange characters of the Voynich.
I wonder, as I have before, if it wouldn't be more fruitful to change our approach. Why not give more importance to the images we see and investigate their relationships? Images were a powerful means of communication in the Middle Ages.
I wonder, as I have before, if it wouldn't be more fruitful to change our approach. Why not give more importance to the images we see and investigate their relationships? Images were a powerful means of communication in the Middle Ages.


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