Voynich is encrypted ENOCH

[Radim Dobeš]

TREASURIES AND STOREHOUSES
In the past, valuables were kept in structures known as treasuries. One such building is the Palazzo Vecchio (Old Palace) on Piazza della Signoria (Florencia). Its most prominent feature is the 94-meter-tall Arnolfo Tower (Torre di Arnolfo), which served key defensive, penal, and—indeed—treasury functions during the era of the Florentine Republic and the subsequent rule of the Medici family.
Palace Tower (Torre di Arnolfo): Ghibelline battlements (swallow-tails)

TREASURIES AND STOREHOUSES
3 |About the taking away of Enoch; how the angels took him on the 1st heaven. “2.”|

And it came about, when I had spoken to my sons, those med called me. And they took me up onto their wings, and carried me up to the first heaven, and placed me on the clouds. •And, behold, they were moving. And there I perceived the air higher up, and higher still I saw the ether. •And they placed me on the first heaven. And they showed me a vast ocean, much bigger than the earthly ocean.
4 |About the angels who govern the stars. “3.”|

They led before my face the elders, the rulers of the stellar orders.
And they showed me the 200 angels who govern the stars and the heavenly combinations. •And they fly with their wings, and do the rounds of all the planets.

5 |About how the angels guard the storehouses of the snow. Word “4.”|
And there I perceived the treasuries of the snow and the ice, and the angels who guard their terrible storehouses, •
and the treasury of the clouds, from which they come out and go in.

6 |About the dew and about olive oil and various flowers. Word “5.”|
And they showed me the treasuries of the dew, like olive oil.
And the appearance of its image was like every kind of earthly flower , only more numerous; and the angels who guard their treasuries, how they are shut and opened.

A Palace as the Home of Kircher’s Gifts and Inventions
When Kircher lobbied the Grand Dukes of Tuscany (Ferdinand II and Cardinal Leopold de' Medici) in the 17th century for financial support and the loan of rare Arabic printing fonts for his books, he sent them his writings and mechanical inventions as a token of gratitude. All these gifts (including the famous *Organum mathematicum* mathematical-cryptographic machine) were originally housed directly within the Palazzo Vecchio and the associated family galleries.