Voynich is encrypted ENOCH

[Radim Dobeš]

Pagumē can also be found in the VMS on diagrams. Folio f69f, Ros.

I don't see why You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. could be a representation of the Ethiopian calendar.  here is a description of that diagram:

The inner medallion is divided into six sectors by a six-pointed star.

The main part of the diagram is has 45 thin radial "stalks", each ending with a "cup".  

The 45 sectors defined by the cup stalks are alternately "empty" and filled with 22 radial lines of text,  reading outwards. This leaves two adjacent empty sectors at position 02:00 o'clock.  The first of these two empty sectors (going clockwise) is cut by an extra radial line that passes between the two cup cups and extends all the way to the outer circle. The clockwise half of this sector (which you claim represents Pagumē) is decorated with bands of cross-hatches alternating with dots.

The space between the "ring of cups" and the outer circle is divided into sixteen sectors by another set of radial lines, thin and wavy. These lines divide the outer band of text into sixteen  phrases, each containing a few whole words. One of these lines is the extra radial line at 02:00, that defined the decorated band.  The other fifteen lines start at the ring of cups, either between two adjacent cups (13 cases) or at the middle of a cup (2  cases). These lines thus divide the ring of cups too into  sections, which, clockwise from the "start marker" line, contain

    2, 2, 2.5, 3.5, 2, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3.5, 3.5, 3, 3, 2, 3

cups.

So the number of elements and sectors seen in that diagram are 6, 45, 46, 22, 16.  These numbers do not seem to match any numbers in the Ethiopian (or Enochian) calendar, like the four quadrants or the 12 or 13 months.

There are 12 painted stripes in some of the sectors, but all dark paint in the VMS is believed to be not original.  Anyway these stripes are not regularly spaced, like the En/Eth months.  The eight blue ones come in four pairs, each pair being separated by two "stalks", pointing N,S,E,W.  The four green stripes point NE, NW, SE, SW and are separated from the blue ones by  4, 5, or 6 "stalks".  If those stripes are supposed to be month boundaries, the decorated sector that is supposed to represent Pagumē lies right in the middle of a "month".

All the best, --stolfi

These are diagrams describing the weather and God's influence on events on the planet according to the astronomical book of Enoch. I am attaching again parts of older posts where I addressed this. in Ethiopia this is partly included in the AWDA NAGAST system.