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Non-European (non Latin Christian) influences in the Voynich imagery - Diane - 06-01-2017 The past few years have seen a rise in the number of people arguing for and/or demonstrating non-Latin European character and content in the imagery. Reviewing threads where a member has raised this issue, it seems that they tend to be diverted, in one way and another, so this thread is only for issues and examples of non-Latin and non-Christian influence and comparative images. I'll start with one detail I've mentioned often, not only because depicting the sun with a false beard is something we find before the Christian era, but because then we also find documentary evidence that provides a coherent explanation for a sun's being shown like this. Just to start this thread going, then:- RE: Non-European (non Latin Christian) influences in the Voynich imagery - VViews - 06-01-2017 Register or login to view the content