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Vampires in the Voynich manuscript
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RE: Vampires in the Voynich manuscript
Tabaziclon > 20-06-2026, 07:44 PM
Another discovery. In the first photo, Votivtafel, a votive tablet with a request to God or a Saint for help. The image shows a woman coughing up blood on her deathbed, but she asks the Bavarian Saint Wolfsinda for intercession, and she immediately recovers.
If you look closely, you will notice that the saint holds a vessel similar to those in the Voinich manuscript (Figure 2). These vessels contain healing remedies. If there were pages with poisons, there should also be pages with antidotes. This is logical. 19.06.2026
The black and white drawings are images from the tarot playing cards of Johannes Pelagius Mayer from Constance in 1680 -
RE: Vampires in the Voynich manuscript
Koen G > 20-06-2026, 08:24 PM
The queen of cups (whose cup appears to be lidded in this tradition) does carry a very Voynich-like vessel. But it's all extremely late - Mayer was only born in 1690 and his output starts ca. 1730. Of course, these images don't come out of nowhere. -
RE: Vampires in the Voynich manuscript
Tabaziclon > 21-06-2026, 06:59 PM
(20-06-2026, 08:24 PM)Koen G Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.The queen of cups (whose cup appears to be lidded in this tradition) does carry a very Voynich-like vessel. But it's all extremely late - Mayer was only born in 1690 and his output starts ca. 1730. Of course, these images don't come out of nowhere.
The Voynich manuscript was written by Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich Romanov (There is my research on this). The period of his life was from 1629 to 1676. The Voynich Manuscript was written in this interval. Johannes, it was after that that he drew the deck. -
RE: Vampires in the Voynich manuscript
Tabaziclon > 21-06-2026, 07:05 PM
(20-06-2026, 09:10 PM)DG97EEB Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Konnov... Isn't this all a bit old, like 2017?
I have published a book with a translation of the Voynich manuscript in Russian, but I find it difficult to translate it into English. What Google can translate, I paste here, the rest remains on my YouTube channel and in the book.
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RE: Vampires in the Voynich manuscript
Jacob Carolus > 21-06-2026, 07:37 PM
(21-06-2026, 07:05 PM)Tabaziclon Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
(20-06-2026, 09:10 PM)DG97EEB Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Konnov... Isn't this all a bit old, like 2017?
I have published a book with a translation of the Voynich manuscript in Russian, but I find it difficult to translate it into English. What Google can translate, I paste here, the rest remains on my YouTube channel and in the book.
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Your Video skills and imagination at are on the same level. Exactly but not exactly of the charts interpretation! -
RE: Vampires in the Voynich manuscript
Tabaziclon > 22-06-2026, 11:21 AM
(21-06-2026, 07:37 PM)Jacob Carolus Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
What's the point of your conclusions and this forum if they can't even bring us closer to solving the Voinich manuscript? I've translated over 45 pages, but what have you done? Have you even approached the topic of the ritual fanning manuscript? This ritual was performed by naked women in ancient Russia to protect the settlement from diseases, dark forces, and natural disasters. The Voinich manuscript is a book with rituals against dark forces. Below, I attach a picture of a ritual of ritualistic fanning, where the women are dressed because the essence of the ritual was that they could not be spied on during the ritual, or they could be beaten to death. And you're telling me that I'm not moving forward? You're the one trying to find a black cat in a dark room, especially when there isn't one there. What have you personally found? I'll tell you more, you'll come to Russia in person to get my second volume of the book with an autograph, and you'll be standing in line and complaining, "Why is it taking so long?"(21-06-2026, 07:05 PM)Tabaziclon Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
(20-06-2026, 09:10 PM)DG97EEB Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Konnov... Isn't this all a bit old, like 2017?
I have published a book with a translation of the Voynich manuscript in Russian, but I find it difficult to translate it into English. What Google can translate, I paste here, the rest remains on my YouTube channel and in the book.
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Your Video skills and imagination at are on the same level. Exactly but not exactly of the charts interpretation!
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RE: Vampires in the Voynich manuscript
Jacob Carolus > 22-06-2026, 08:27 PM
Tabaziclon(22-06-2026, 11:21 AM)Tabaziclon Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.What's the point of your conclusions and this forum if they can't even bring us closer to solving the Voinich manuscript?
I agree. I did actually mean your actual time and work you put in is incredible. You must be convinced.
Like many here, I'm still working on my theory. Will one day be brave and publish it.
Rsvp me a copy of your book, it will definitely be unique. (I'll admit i haven't approached the topic of the ritual fanning manuscript.)
Will follow your translation with interest. Regards -
RE: Vampires in the Voynich manuscript
Stefan Wirtz_2 > 22-06-2026, 09:47 PM
At least this is an occasion to remind that there are some eastern european folks with pre-christian rituals: not only based upon (partially) nudity, but also about intensive bathing and water cultures, where bathing does not only mean „Sauna“ or such. -
RE: Vampires in the Voynich manuscript
Tabaziclon > 23-06-2026, 03:12 PM
Towards the end of the manuscript, it is written that the text of the manuscript contains fragments of the Slavic Vedas of Oral-Kupala. Kupala is the ancient Russian god of washing and purifying the body, soul, and spirit from various ailments and diseases. However, only the Vedas of Perun have survived, and they are banned in Russia. It seems that each Slavic god passed on their own Vedas, which were destroyed, but some were transferred to India for preservation. In fact, Vedas is a Russian word that means knowledge. And the archaic form of Sanskrit is Russian. A scholar who studied this topic recently passed away
(22-06-2026, 09:47 PM)Stefan Wirtz_2 Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.At least this is an occasion to remind that there are some eastern european folks with pre-christian rituals: not only based upon (partially) nudity, but also about intensive bathing and water cultures, where bathing does not only mean „Sauna“ or such.