26-08-2026, 04:07 PM
This isn't the first time this has happened to me. For years, there have been forum members provoking me. I don't mess with anyone. Everyone is free to defend whatever they please. Start a thread and say whatever you want. You don't have to read what I write; you aren't obliged to. I’m not here to engage in dialogue with anyone, because it’s pointless. I simply state what I believe, and I am convinced that at least some of the things I say make sense.
Returning to the Rosettes: I am not the only one who sees a cosmological significance in this sheet. On ReneZ's site—which is quite a serious resource—it is classified as cosmological. ReneZ also notes that some people see a map, but makes it clear that there is a certain resemblance between some of the rosettes and cosmological diagrams from the Voynich.
Although he doesn't say which ones, I will: it involves at least two pages: f70r1 and f86v4. In the first one, we see—surrounding a central giant star—the bumps observed in various rosettes. We also see a blue area ending in shapes resembling mushrooms—which are simply the scallop-shaped band. Only the outer scallops are outlined, just as we see, for example, in the rosettes on the right, beneath the one featuring the castle.
On the other page (f86v4), we see an image of the moon surrounded by bumps like those found on the central rosette and others. The page features four human figures interspersed among the bumps, possibly alluding to the seasons of the year.
Returning to the Rosettes: I am not the only one who sees a cosmological significance in this sheet. On ReneZ's site—which is quite a serious resource—it is classified as cosmological. ReneZ also notes that some people see a map, but makes it clear that there is a certain resemblance between some of the rosettes and cosmological diagrams from the Voynich.
Although he doesn't say which ones, I will: it involves at least two pages: f70r1 and f86v4. In the first one, we see—surrounding a central giant star—the bumps observed in various rosettes. We also see a blue area ending in shapes resembling mushrooms—which are simply the scallop-shaped band. Only the outer scallops are outlined, just as we see, for example, in the rosettes on the right, beneath the one featuring the castle.
On the other page (f86v4), we see an image of the moon surrounded by bumps like those found on the central rosette and others. The page features four human figures interspersed among the bumps, possibly alluding to the seasons of the year.