Hello,

So not to waste anyone's time, I ran web, AI and searches of this blog.   Started the Voynich journey 4 weeks ago from an engineering perspective.  

On page 85v, the large foldout, in the fold of row 2, end of column 1,  there is a possible small doodle of what appears to be a non-medieval girl. It's in the "flow stream" to the central drawing.

I attached a small screenshot.  You will see a partial line, blue ring and circle that I drew in measuring the adjacent wheel.  Which is how I discovered the little doodle.  

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Enthusiast(a I I 8)

   

Could be a girl or could just be pareidolia..

Interesting. I can't figure out what the design would be meant to convey in the non girl view, just dots inside the ring?

Here is another view (Ros2)

   

She went over to that side because this guy was screaming at her.


(Or: the damaged and distorted folds of the rosettes page are pareidolia hotspots).

(Today, 04:40 AM)Enthusiast(a I I 8) Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.On page 85v, the large foldout, in the fold of row 2, end of column 1,  there is a possible small doodle of what appears to be a non-medieval girl. It's in the "flow stream" to the central drawing.

Sorry, but that was just a round ring around a nozzle that is squirting or sucking fluid.  The ring got heavily deformed by a fold in the vellum.  Then it was soiled by some random dirt.

All the best, --stolfi

Thanks all, 

My first post here and I may have highlighted a novice falling into pareidolia over a geometric deformation from the page fold.  The reply of the image of "the guy screaming" is hilarious.

Same foldout page, there is a ring like shape in the flow stream, from the image in row 3 column 2, debunking the "hidden girl" doddle.  At least if someone is ever suspicious, there is now a post.  

Thanks again!