26-01-2016, 12:13 AM
(This post was last modified: 26-01-2016, 12:19 AM by VViews.
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R. Sale,
Thanks for the more varied examples of papellony, those do look a lot more like that Voynich pattern than the first one.
So, what does it tell us? You say: "All that is necessary is to get across the idea of a connection with heraldry. If the illustrations can do this adequately, then it is up to the reader to pursue the investigation further."
The idea of a connection with heraldry sounds pretty cool but it also sounds vague (specifically, what does it mean? What is connected to heraldry? The ladies in the tubs, the author, the content of the text?) Are you saying that the patterns represent the coats of arms of the families of these ladies? Where do these patterns lead us?
It seems to me that it would be hard to pursue the investigation further without being able to read the text.
I feel like you must know more than you are letting on, since you seem so sure & categorical in your affirmations.
Please do share!
Thanks for the more varied examples of papellony, those do look a lot more like that Voynich pattern than the first one.
So, what does it tell us? You say: "All that is necessary is to get across the idea of a connection with heraldry. If the illustrations can do this adequately, then it is up to the reader to pursue the investigation further."
The idea of a connection with heraldry sounds pretty cool but it also sounds vague (specifically, what does it mean? What is connected to heraldry? The ladies in the tubs, the author, the content of the text?) Are you saying that the patterns represent the coats of arms of the families of these ladies? Where do these patterns lead us?
It seems to me that it would be hard to pursue the investigation further without being able to read the text.
I feel like you must know more than you are letting on, since you seem so sure & categorical in your affirmations.
Please do share!