Voynich is encrypted ENOCH

[Radim Dobeš]

these are no longer the Seven Sleepers, but ordinary people at the market

And the ordinary people at the market are all naked females standing in water?

It is necessary to understand what each color in the Voynich Manuscript signifies. The color green does not represent water; rather, it denotes earthly phenomena. Blue also carries a different meaning; it typically represents celestial phenomena or water (e.g., the River Jordan). I intend to describe this color-coding system in some detail. Naturally, there is disagreement regarding the depictions of nudity and nymphs. I maintain that they represent various figures—angels, saints, ordinary people, stars, planets, and so on. Nudity serves as a symbol of purity (see Hesychasm). I understand, of course, that you may not agree with this view.