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• A match for the famous Armadillo?

  JustAnotherTheory > 13-02-2026, 05:46 PM

  So this is the alleged "Voynich armadillo":
  
     
  
  To me, it kind of looks like the official insignia of the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (especially the legs and orientation, but without the tail):
  
     
  
  This is interesting because the classical Voynich crown, i.e.,
  
     
  
  is a match for that of Queen You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.,
  
     
  
  who is the founder of the Order of the Dragon.

• RE: A match for the famous Armadillo?

  DONJCH > Yesterday, 04:28 AM

  Could the tail on that right hand insignia have inspired the Nebuly Line beloved by R Sale.
  Nice matches in any case.

• RE: A match for the famous Armadillo?

  JustAnotherTheory > Yesterday, 07:16 AM

  (Yesterday, 04:28 AM)DONJCH Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Could the tail on that right hand insignia have inspired the Nebuly Line beloved by R Sale.
  Nice matches in any case.

  
  Yes absolutely, I was thinking about that too.
  
  In any case, Barbara of Cilli is becoming a very strong candidate for having at least owned the VMS. Here are some interesting facts:
  

  1. The castle where she was exiled is called the Melnik Castle. The same castle was later inhabited by Jacobus of Tepenecz, whoo we know DID own the VMS because he wrote his signature on it.
     
  2. Barbara was known as the "Black Queen" because she allegedly practised alchemy.
     
  3. She was known (allegedly) for holding large gatherings (orgies) with a lot of young naked women and performing rituals wit them. Which reminds one of the VMS, again.
     
  4. Her husband was the King Sigismund, who once employed Mariano Taccola, the man who wrote a 15th century book about water pipes, that resemble very closely some of the VMS illustrations.
     

  
  There are many more parallels between Barbara and the VMS, and some interesting blog posts on this topic. I think we should investigate this line further.

• RE: A match for the famous Armadillo?

  DG97EEB > Yesterday, 08:34 AM

  (Yesterday, 07:16 AM)JustAnotherTheory Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.

  (Yesterday, 04:28 AM)DONJCH Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Could the tail on that right hand insignia have inspired the Nebuly Line beloved by R Sale.
  Nice matches in any case.

  
  Yes absolutely, I was thinking about that too.
  
  In any case, Barbara of Cilli is becoming a very strong candidate for having at least owned the VMS. Here are some interesting facts:
  

  1. The castle where she was exiled is called the Melnik Castle. The same castle was later inhabited by Jacobus of Tepenecz, whoo we know DID own the VMS because he wrote his signature on it.
     
  2. Barbara was known as the "Black Queen" because she allegedly practised alchemy.
     
  3. She was known (allegedly) for holding large gatherings (orgies) with a lot of young naked women and performing rituals wit them. Which reminds one of the VMS, again.
     
  4. Her husband was the King Sigismund, who once employed Mariano Taccola, the man who wrote a 15th century book about water pipes, that resemble very closely some of the VMS illustrations.
     

  
  There are many more parallels between Barbara and the VMS, and some interesting blog posts on this topic. I think we should investigate this line further.

  
  These are quite extensive:
  You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
  You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
  
  This confirms the one "known" illustration of her in a Bellifortis 
  
  You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.

• RE: A match for the famous Armadillo?

  DG97EEB > Yesterday, 09:23 AM

  (Yesterday, 08:34 AM)DG97EEB Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.

  (Yesterday, 07:16 AM)JustAnotherTheory Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.

  (Yesterday, 04:28 AM)DONJCH Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Could the tail on that right hand insignia have inspired the Nebuly Line beloved by R Sale.
  Nice matches in any case.

  
  Yes absolutely, I was thinking about that too.
  
  In any case, Barbara of Cilli is becoming a very strong candidate for having at least owned the VMS. Here are some interesting facts:
  

  1. The castle where she was exiled is called the Melnik Castle. The same castle was later inhabited by Jacobus of Tepenecz, whoo we know DID own the VMS because he wrote his signature on it.
     
  2. Barbara was known as the "Black Queen" because she allegedly practised alchemy.
     
  3. She was known (allegedly) for holding large gatherings (orgies) with a lot of young naked women and performing rituals wit them. Which reminds one of the VMS, again.
     
  4. Her husband was the King Sigismund, who once employed Mariano Taccola, the man who wrote a 15th century book about water pipes, that resemble very closely some of the VMS illustrations.
     

  
  There are many more parallels between Barbara and the VMS, and some interesting blog posts on this topic. I think we should investigate this line further.

  
  These are quite extensive:
  You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
  You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
  
  This confirms the one "known" illustration of her in a Bellifortis 
  
  You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.

  
  My research led me back to Buch der heiligen Dreifaltigkeit which she was originally asked to sponsor. The folio with the black eagle has been discussed many times on these pages, but i can't see any discussion of this folio 
  
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