The inability to decipher the content, regardless of the specific language, certainly seems to back up the claim. Several pages of the book are considered by experts to detail the sacred geometry inherent within the majority of Crop Circle designs, and includes representations of the golden ratio, examples of non-Euclidean geometry, and a description of PI to 42 decimal places.Ī number of leading cryptologists have speculated that the Voynich Manuscript may have indeed been an early form of VCR User Guide or Manual. This claim is currently disputed by a number of leading aliens, David Icke and New Age Hippy Bastards. A number of detailed diagrams may suggest some validity to the claim. Many consider the manuscript to be guidebook for the creation of Crop Circles. It is believed that the manuscript contains the first recorded representation of Azeotropic distillation. Many liken the diagrams to the work of Nicholas Culpepper, whilst others point to the writings of Dioscorides or Idiocrates. Verily should thou put the lime in the coconut, and call me on the moro." One of the words that has been translated is the word “herb” along with the phrase "it is medicinal, your honour, it is for mine arthritis." "Doctor, be there nothing to relieve this belly ache? Be there nothing that I may take? Verily should thou put the lime in the coconut, and drink them both up. No conclusive proof can be offered until the manuscript is fully translated.Ī number of diagrams show examples of long fingered leaves and what appears to be distilling apparatus. The most popular theories are listed here, but it is important to note that they are just that, theories. Theories abound as the meaning of the content, and as small fragments are translated the mystery merely becomes deeper. It was acquired by author and philanthropist Aleister Crowley, who considered it the most important find of 1896. John Dee (A Mathematician of Great Fame in Queen Elizabeth and King James, their Reignes) and some Spirits (one whome may hath beene knowne as Cecil), Dee claims to have “olde manuscripts and letters, numbering many hundreds, containing these the wisdom of the ages, also the mysteries of speaking with angels and demons through the huffing of kittens." įrom here the manuscript disappears from history, before turning up in a book store in Wigan, Lancashire in the late 19th century. In his autobiography A True and Faithful Relation of What Passed for many Yeers between Dr. The next historical reference took place during the Elizabethan era when the book came into the possession of Royal Astrologer and Foot Massager to the Stars, John “Kinky” Dee.
Bacon, instigator of the rhythm method of modern science, is thought to have been influenced by the Voynich Manuscript in his seminal treatise The Booke Wat I Writ, one of the first books to be written in Middle English. The first recorded reference to the manuscript occurs in the early part of the 13th century, when it fell into the hands of famed sandwich maker Roger “Piggy” Bacon.
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