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Battle of Agincourt Zodiac mirrors f67r2 October 25, 1415
- Battle of Agincourt Zodiac mirrors f67r2 October 25, 1415
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Battle of Agincourt Zodiac mirrors f67r2 October 25, 1415
Voynichgibberish > 09-10-2020, 05:05 AM
Towards the pursuit of finding meaning with the Voynich Manuscript as we are all here for. Lately I have gone over the possibility regarding how the Voynich was copied from an original Latin work, perhaps from a traveling doctor. The Doctor sought to conceal the VMS with meaningless text, however he held on to a separate list like a dictionary.
I brain stormed for a few days thinking about provenance, Author type, geography and where in the VMS I could possibly find a possible clue. Folio 67r2 does look like a Zodiac, so I thought would it be about an a big event or for a persons horoscope. Since f67r2 was surrounded by waning 3/4 moons I figured it was for a big event. The planets match up very well with the Zodiac presentation I provided. Also, if one studies the Voynich you will know that in the horoscope series, it starts with Pisces with f70v1 and ends with Sagittarius as f73v! For reasons I don't understand Sagittarius leans in the 1st house of the Zodiac and I think You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. it might have a connection to f67r2. Anyway I determined that by the waning 3/4 moons and by the planets alignments to the inner circle words which might be planets for f67r2 that this represented The Battle of Agincourt on October 25, 1415 and I speculate a Doctor drew this up at 8 am three hours before the battle sprung into action.
To further my investigation I will need access if anyone has 15th century Zodiac type horoscopes in Latin, I need to compile a Zipf list of anywhere from 1000 to 10,000 words to try and compare it to f67r2 to try and see I can fetter out any translation from what I call VMS gibberish.
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Code:Year New Moon First Quarter Full Moon Last Quarter
1415 Jan 3 05:44
Jan 11 06:37 Jan 18 07:57 Jan 25 06:36 Feb 2 03:16
Feb 9 20:40 Feb 16 15:24 Feb 23 21:13 Mar 3 23:39
Mar 11 07:46 Mar 17 23:11 Mar 25 12:36 Apr 2 17:05
Apr 9 16:34 Apr 16 08:03 Apr 24 04:25 May 2 06:38
May 9 00:03 May 15 18:35 May 23 20:10 May 31 16:28
Jun 7 07:12 T Jun 14 07:13 Jun 22 11:07 p Jun 29 23:27
Jul 6 14:52 Jul 13 22:17 Jul 22 00:39 Jul 29 04:54
Aug 4 23:53 Aug 12 15:41 Aug 20 12:38 Aug 27 10:13
Sep 3 11:05 Sep 11 10:40 Sep 18 23:28 Sep 25 16:40
Oct 3 01:11 Oct 11 05:49 Oct 18 09:52 Oct 25 01:24
Nov 1 18:24 Nov 9 23:33 Nov 16 20:28 Nov 23 13:13
Dec 1 13:53 A Dec 9 14:43 Dec 16 07:25 n Dec 23 04:30
Dec 31 09:43 -
RE: Battle of Agincourt Zodiac mirrors f67r2 October 25, 1415
-JKP- > 09-10-2020, 06:26 AM
Horoscopes were represented as charts, with each section labeled. There were rarely more than a couple of dozen words per chart. The accompanying text wasn't very long either, usually a general description of particular types (the temperament or life possibilities of someone born under a certain sign).
Are you looking for general astrology text? There were many of those, although I don't know how many have been converted to plaintext. -
RE: Battle of Agincourt Zodiac mirrors f67r2 October 25, 1415
ReneZ > 09-10-2020, 10:26 AM
Where did I see these - or very similar - diagrams before ???
I could not find them on this forum, but I did only some specific searches.
Quote:I did not bother putting in Pluto or Neptune, because you cannot see them back then with the unaided eye.
However, Uranus is in both diagrams, and that is anachronistic.
This is also not the first time that I commented on that. -
RE: Battle of Agincourt Zodiac mirrors f67r2 October 25, 1415
Koen G > 09-10-2020, 10:35 AM
Quite the stellar chart.