15-07-2026, 01:43 PM
(15-07-2026, 10:27 AM)Radim Dobeš wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.It is not that simple. The plant corresponds to the text. When the text mentions lions, the root resembles a lion. When it mentions worms, there are worms in the root. When it speaks of a book, the leaves look like a book, and so on. The plant must match the text from the *Book of Enoch*. You saw a Venetian galley when the text spoke of sailors at sea. Let me ask you a question about a plant I haven't published yet. The text mentions a quiver of arrows and a spear with lightning bolts. Which folio of the Voynich Manuscript would you match with this text?
I see a plant and on the other picture a quiver of arrows there— not more. But I don't see any similarities that wouldn't require a huge and extraordinary amount of imagination. Given the freedom of interpretation, the plant could be anything—even an umbrella stuck in an umbrella stand, or decorative sugar sticks, or a fan holder, or fireworks.... I mean, really????
I admire your imagination, but that much imagination is a far cry from scientific proof. Then anything is possible—as I said, even two umbrellas stuck together:



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