Voynich is encrypted ENOCH

[Radim Dobeš]

When browsing ancient Ethiopian manuscripts related to the Book of Enoch, you will come across a large number of different symbols that show similarities to the symbols in the VMS. The symbols are provided with loops and rings.

The symbols that you are comparing with this angelic script are a select few rare examples. What about the other 99% of the text? Considering you went down this route, I also find it incredible that you match those symbols to those ones specifically. Why not match them with the far more similar symbol on the rosettes and those on f67v1? 

When asking AI what these symbols and loops mean in Ethiopian history, you will get a very comprehensive answer regarding angelic, demonic, divine symbols, used especially in magical scrolls.

None of the sources you provided discuss these symbols as related to ethiopian history and works, do they? The closest is john dee's "conferences with angels" which discusses an enochian alphabet. Be wary of AI, it will tell you whatever you want to hear.

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No, don't worry, I won't ask AI, I search for everything manually first, it has to be related to the specific text of the Book of Enoch. That's why I'm definitely looking for something specific. Before I can identify anything in VMS, I have to go through the Book of Enoch first, then a lot of historical European, Byzantine, Ethiopian, Orthodox, Astronomical and artistic sources, including reading studies and books. VMS has multiple manuscripts and each thing can come from a different real inspiration, but it must always respect the text of the Book of Enoch. I have already identified the first image you mention in this thread according to the Book of Enoch. The second one has several meanings for me at the moment, which I haven't verified from multiple sources yet. As for the text, I didn't want to get into that, but at the moment it looks like the same encryption method was used as I described in the last post.