Voynich is encrypted ENOCH

[Linda]

[quote="Jorge_Stolfi" pid='85014' dateline='1780085866']
[quote="Linda" pid='85010' dateline='1780082857']It is interesting that all the miniatures, and also the Trotula example, show tubs made of wood, and all have vertical lines delineating the slats of wood, held together by various means. Although a few in the vms could be said to be like this, others are clearly different.

[I understand your question, but again I have to return to the topic of this thread in this thread and that is the hypothesis that VM is the book of Enoch. No baths, balneotherapy, herbs, recipes, female organs, blood vessels, etc. It is unnecessary to discuss baths here as water containers. As I mentioned in the examples, either it is a pedestal representing sheol (hell). Or it is a container in which the Virgin Mary sits and water flows from it as a source of grace and healing. Large pools depict, for example, the lower and upper waters underground and above the firmament.

I meant that having seen the tub examples, i now do not wish to call the zodiac items tubs, as they do not fit the general description of a medieval tub. I thought your man in the clothes and his pose, or the ladies on pedestals might have some merit, as I see the containers depicting architecture or culture.