22-09-2026, 05:25 AM
Предполагаю, что эти символы напоминают стеклянную колбу и конфорку. Мы видим, что колбы находятся в конце текста. Происходит слабая реакция. Автор решает ее нагреть. Вот фотография.
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Alchemy Theory
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22-09-2026, 06:49 AM
Sorry but I don't speak Russian, can you erite in English please?
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I suspect these symbols resemble a glass flask and a burner. We see that the flasks are at the end of the text. A weak reaction occurs. The author decides to heat it up. Here's a photo.
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22-09-2026, 07:23 AM
Alchemical instruments in a 17th-century engraving: A — vessel, B — measuring cylinder, C — curved outlet, D — capsule, E — alloy filter with outlet, F — dropper or pipette, G — curved outlet, H — closed washer, I — gas filter, K — sifter, L — collector, M — burner with large exhaust, N — filter, O — formator with small outlet
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I would like to point out that detailed and “somewhat standardized” alchemical symbolism ( in terms of symbols ) did not appear in Europe in compiled and printed form until the 17th century. Manuscripts contained only isolated symbols, which could vary from work to work (and were not “canonized”). Your example does not align with the time frame of the VMS (1404–1438). Nevertheless, the illustrations in Quire 13 could have an alchemical background. See, for example, You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view..
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22-09-2026, 10:05 AM
Here's another interesting observation: the first red symbol is normal, then it's the same, but they put something orange in it, and then it's the same, but after that it's green. What do you think about this?
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22-09-2026, 11:31 AM
(22-09-2026, 04:37 AM)Maks1 wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.I wanted to ask you if you really think that these are words and not a graphic code of designations?Yes, these could well be words. These can also be letters, numbers, etc. Anything at all. Your theory is currently unreproducible and seems more like the work of AI enthusiasts (I mean the text). Even if it’s possible, would a medieval alchemist be able to do it? Member details
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22-09-2026, 03:13 PM
Has anyone seen this book Buch der heiligen Dreifaltigkeit ?
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