Voynich's anatomy

[Oscroft]

The anatomy is clearer — the author sought to depict the organs realistically, but at the same time, he sought to camouflage them. Although, perhaps, this is an assumption

In the absence of a contemporary explanation of the author's intent or anything conclusive regarding anatomy, surely an assumption is the only thing it can be, isn't it?

In any case, I’m not forcing anyone to believe in this

PS: I'd strongly encourage anyone to resist the temptation to *believe* anything!