19-10-2023, 08:29 AM
It is correct that astronomy started to progress in the second half of the 15th century, including the work of Regiomontanus and the interest in the calendar. Even greater advance was made after Copernicus, in the next two centuries.
However, the diagrams in the Voynich MS show nothing that resembles these two advances. That also fits with its dating in the earlier decades of the 15th century. The 6-fold and 12-fold (and several other) circle divisions relate to much earlier times, even as many of them have not yet found good parallels in other manuscripts.
However, the diagrams in the Voynich MS show nothing that resembles these two advances. That also fits with its dating in the earlier decades of the 15th century. The 6-fold and 12-fold (and several other) circle divisions relate to much earlier times, even as many of them have not yet found good parallels in other manuscripts.
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