Voynich is encrypted ENOCH

[Radim Dobeš]

13 Months: It consists of 13 months in total.  Uniform Month Lengths: The first 12 months have exactly 30 days each. The 13th Month (Pagumē): The final month, called Pagumē, functions as an intercalary month to wrap up the solar cycle.

This could be compatible with the VMS Zodiac pages, if the Pagumē falls in the missing pages (Capricorn and Aquarius).

However this is different from what you described in the previous post as the Enochian calendar, where the intercalary days are spread over the year, at the end of each quarter.  

The Ethiopian New Year, called Enkutatash, falls on September 11 of the Gregorian calendar (or September 12 in the year before a Gregorian leap year), marking the end of the local rainy season.

That is still OK, because we don't know how the VMS Author determined the month names in the diagrams, so  

Ethiopia is the only nation in the world that preserved the Book of Enoch as part of its official biblical canon.

More precisely, the Ethiopian Christian Church was the only Abrahamic religion that did so.  Is it the official religion of the state?

All the best, --stolfi

PS. By the way, the diagram at lower right has an 11-pointed star, instead of a 13-pointed one with one smaller point.

Autot VMS probably had the Ethiopic version of the Book of Enoch at his disposal. Exactly as you write, there are differences. But the Ethiopic calendar is based on this book.
However, the 15th century was absolutely crucial for the Enochian calendar in Ethiopia from the point of view of theology and astronomical science:
Emperor Zar'a Jacob (1434–1468): This important Ethiopian ruler ordered a massive reform of the church and a revision of religious texts. He had extensive theological-astronomical manuscripts (the so-called computus) compiled. Study, not practice: In these manuscripts, Ethiopian scholars analyzed in detail the Astronomical Book (part of the Book of Enoch). In them, they compared Enoch's solar system (364 days) with the lunar and Ethiopian solar calendars in use at the time.

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The author of VMS, for other reasons that we will get to in time, used the Ethiopian version with intercalary days at the end according to the Ethiopian Computus.

PS. Yes, the numbers of the points do not match, it was an illustrative picture. However, Pagumē can also be found in the VMS on diagrams. Folio f69f, Ros.