30-08-2026, 10:54 AM
@Oscroft, yes, in these illustrations you can see anything you want. Pure Cure of Voynich, or pareidolia against the backdrop of apophenia...
I think that, overall, it’s not that important where each organ is depicted. We have, in addition to the phallus, more or less convincing similarities.
The anatomical explanation (in general) appears more logical against the backdrop of alchemy and balneology, because:
1). Gives a reason to encrypt the manuscript
2). Provides consistent results within the section (in the case of alchemy, the process and instruments are unclear; in the case of balneology, the principle of cartography is unclear. The anatomy is clearer — the author sought to depict the organs realistically, but at the same time, he sought to camouflage them. Although, perhaps, this is an assumption).
In any case, I’m not forcing anyone to believe in this
I think that, overall, it’s not that important where each organ is depicted. We have, in addition to the phallus, more or less convincing similarities.
The anatomical explanation (in general) appears more logical against the backdrop of alchemy and balneology, because:
1). Gives a reason to encrypt the manuscript
2). Provides consistent results within the section (in the case of alchemy, the process and instruments are unclear; in the case of balneology, the principle of cartography is unclear. The anatomy is clearer — the author sought to depict the organs realistically, but at the same time, he sought to camouflage them. Although, perhaps, this is an assumption).
In any case, I’m not forcing anyone to believe in this