28-08-2026, 11:01 PM
Quote:it seems to fit well within the tradition of medieval magical books, such as the Book of Soyga
A little note:
Book of Soyga was made in the 1580s. Calling it "medieval" is really stretching the definition of Medieval Ages

It may be surprising to many people but there are actually very few strictly magical books from Medieval Ages. You will find much more grimoires, spellbooks and books inspired by Hermeticism and Kaballah in Reneissance and later.
Also in the Medieval Ages it's hard to say where science ends and magic begins.
Do you have any examples of Medieval magical books that could be compared to Voynich Manuscript ?

