I suspect the author may not answer us but I think I know how he got it:
Based on some similarity of glyphs to Latin letters and taking some liberties he could read a few initial words as a sentence in English
By the way I believe we can read it in the same vein as:
Facts move as Orloj crow
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![[Image: 330px-Astronomical_Clock_%288341899828%29.jpg]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/37/Astronomical_Clock_%288341899828%29.jpg/330px-Astronomical_Clock_%288341899828%29.jpg)
Think of it - Voynich Manuscript, emperor Rudolph, Prague, zodiac signs, Sun and Moon, tempus fugit, things change as old Orloj ticks and plays its chimes.
It cannot be a coincidence
Based on some similarity of glyphs to Latin letters and taking some liberties he could read a few initial words as a sentence in English
By the way I believe we can read it in the same vein as:
Facts move as Orloj crow
Where "Orloj" is the famous clock of Prague: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
Think of it - Voynich Manuscript, emperor Rudolph, Prague, zodiac signs, Sun and Moon, tempus fugit, things change as old Orloj ticks and plays its chimes.
It cannot be a coincidence