30-09-2026, 12:44 PM
The big mystery with You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. is that there seems to be some kind of fluid flowing from the top to the bottom.
Above the nymph with the (presumably Christian) cross is that frilly blue thing that seems to be releasing some kind of liquid that is going into the pipe/tube behind the nymph.
The fluid then drips/sprinkles onto the face of the next nymph that is holding what looks to me like a wedding ring.
The fluid seems to gather into the tub that the wedding ring nymph is in and seems to then flow downward into another tube opening that is one of three. The third nymph seems to be interacting with the fluid.
The fluid continues to flow downward and ends up in what looks like a puddle of green liquid that has the fourth nymph in the mouth of a fish. No mermaid. A nymph in the mouth of a fish.
People seem to have mostly focused on the nymphs but maybe the real topic of this page is the fluid and whatever it is that the fluid is doing.
Again, I think we have gone about as far as we can go with individual interpretations of the illustrations. People see what they see. I think the most productive use of effort would be to make a collected effort to focus on the text. We need to find more experts in early 15th century languages and try our best to convince them that the Voynich Manuscript is not a hoax and that they will not destroy their professional careers if they look at it.
Above the nymph with the (presumably Christian) cross is that frilly blue thing that seems to be releasing some kind of liquid that is going into the pipe/tube behind the nymph.
The fluid then drips/sprinkles onto the face of the next nymph that is holding what looks to me like a wedding ring.
The fluid seems to gather into the tub that the wedding ring nymph is in and seems to then flow downward into another tube opening that is one of three. The third nymph seems to be interacting with the fluid.
The fluid continues to flow downward and ends up in what looks like a puddle of green liquid that has the fourth nymph in the mouth of a fish. No mermaid. A nymph in the mouth of a fish.
People seem to have mostly focused on the nymphs but maybe the real topic of this page is the fluid and whatever it is that the fluid is doing.
Again, I think we have gone about as far as we can go with individual interpretations of the illustrations. People see what they see. I think the most productive use of effort would be to make a collected effort to focus on the text. We need to find more experts in early 15th century languages and try our best to convince them that the Voynich Manuscript is not a hoax and that they will not destroy their professional careers if they look at it.