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[Radim Dobeš]

Radim, what I think about the Rosettes foldout has nothing to do with that. It is not a terrestrial map. To me, it is a representation of the medieval universe, not of the Earth. And there was no heliocentric model at that time.

  The fact that the terrestrial sphere is positioned in a corner is simply because the authors wish to display, at the center, the sphere of the fixed stars—the source of astral influence.

I think I am trying to express the same thing, but we are talking past each other. It is clear that the folding folio is a model of the universe. The Earth is in the top right corner—that is also clear. In the center lies the highest sphere of influence. The surrounding rosettes represent other, lower spheres of influence. Does this align with your theory?