Voynich's anatomy

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Compare it with the appearance that the VMS illustrator couldn't even draw a penis accurately (when almost everyone knew what they looked like), and the idea that VMS is a pioneering anatomical work seems very remote.

I just saw this post now. 
Well, again, I don’t know how important accuracy was to the author. The author, presumably, dissected corpses and saw the organs. The author could at least draw them. He might have looked at the fallopian tubes and thought: “I wonder why this isn’t in other books?”
In other medieval anatomical books, the illustrations are also not very accurate.
And I never said anywhere that this is an innovative work. I said that the author depicted the organs and concealed them in a rather interesting way, and that’s it.