Could someone provide insight as to what these images are?, page 2

reply to post by interestedalways

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I'm not sure of the language but I believe the script is from a manuscript that was believed to be written in the 15th century. It's Author is unknown as is it's translation. I don't believe the pictures to be from the manuscript but I may be wrong.

en.wikipedia.org...

Someone earlier on gave us a link to the Lost Books of Nostradamus had some great images, even if not the same as the pics in this in this work, they are worth the time to go through the 21 pics.

As far as the Voynich manuscript goes I find the original parts with the unusual letters to be exactly like those in the manuscript in the transcript I am questioning.

Also in the Wiki link there is a pic of a plant and some writing with this description below

The "herbal" section of the manuscript contains illustrations of plants

That particular pic is in fact shown in one of the links within the work I presented.

Thanks to all of you who were able to do some translation as well as to the link to the anagrams.

I plan to find out a bit more from the Voynich manuscript as the similarities of that one pic and the style of the original writing are too close to be overlooked.

en.wikipedia.org...

I would present the similiarities from each work here, but since I switched to firefox I am having a hard time storing pics in my pc, it doesn't want to give them a jpeg address so I can't see anything but a white square.

[edit on 7-3-2009 by interestedalways]

Look at the first pic in this link, it is in the pics from the link I posted in the op, doesn't this further that is is the mysterious voynich manuscript?

I am talking about the plant that looks like something cut in half with the inside showing to the viewer.

www.mystae.com...

And another link, this one has the pic of the dark angel looking thing by the women, this also is in the work I was looking for info on.

Hmmmm.

www.crystalinks.com...

reply to post by interestedalways

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You may have heard of it as a result of the Necronomicon-Ex-Mortis, which is a creation of the movies and not to be confused with Lovecraft's Necronomicon which is his literary invention.

Originally posted by yeahright
reply to post by interestedalways

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You may have heard of it as a result of the Necronomicon-Ex-Mortis, which is a creation of the movies and not to be confused with Lovecraft's Necronomicon which is his literary invention.

And that will be my next endeavor, but for now I found some similarities and I will post up the pics.

This picture was not included in the links I placed in the OP, but are to be found in the text somewhere as I said earlier, it is tedious.

But I found another pic in the 12 keys of Basil Valentine that corresponds rather closely, with slight deviation.

This one came from the page called "Rosie" in my original inquiry.

mv.lycaeum.org...

And this next one comes from .............

www.alchemywebsite.com...

So there are similarities between these two manuscripts, but the Basil Valentine ones only seem to include 12 pics and slight deviation.

From the 12 keys Basil Valentine

www.alchemywebsite.com...

mv.lycaeum.org...

So we have some of the 12 keys found in the lycaeum site, but there are still some more that aren't in the 12.

Any ideas from here?





[edit on 8-3-2009 by interestedalways]

It almost seems as if the manuscript is a compilation of several different alchemical texts.

Prescott Currier, a US Navy cryptographer who worked with the manuscript in the 1970s, observed that the pages of the "herbal" section could be separated into two sets, A and B, with distinctive statistical properties and apparently different handwritings. He concluded that the Voynich manuscript was the work of two or more authors who used different dialects or spelling conventions, but who shared the same script. However, recent studies have questioned this conclusion. A handwriting expert who examined the book saw only one hand in the whole manuscript

en.wikipedia.org...

Note the mention of the Voynich manuscripts in the Wiki article about the Necromomicon

A hoax version of the Necronomicon, edited by George Hay, appeared in 1978 and included an introduction by the paranormal researcher and writer Colin Wilson. David Langford described how the book was prepared from a computer analysis of a discovered "cipher text" by Dr. John Dee. The resulting "translation" was in fact written by occultist Robert Turner, but it was far truer to the Lovecraftian version than the Simon text and even incorporated quotations from Lovecraft's stories in its passages. Wilson also wrote a story, "The Return of the Lloigor", in which the Voynich manuscript turns out to be a copy of the Necronomicon.

en.wikipedia.org...

[edit on 8-3-2009 by interestedalways]

If anyone is interested in a very good source for seeing numerous alchemical drawings check out this site.

There are a series of authors listed at the top and you can click any of them to see some great images!

I was very impressed.

Amazing how this art of alchemy is either highly overlooked or just not practiced anymore.

In researching for this thread it has brought back an old truth to me.

It seems that all religiousity and such is actually based and conveyed somehow through Alchemy.

Edit to add link:

www.alchemywebsite.com...

[edit on 8-3-2009 by interestedalways]

The images appear to come from the following alchemy website:
www.alchemywebsite.com...

Haven't investigated further, but it could be a PARALINGA translation of some of the texts on alchemywebsite.com

reply to post by Byrd

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Well, Byrd......''

I am surprised at your response.

Originally posted by interestedalways

Originally posted by yeahright
reply to post by interestedalways

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You may have heard of it as a result of the Necronomicon-Ex-Mortis, which is a creation of the movies and not to be confused with Lovecraft's Necronomicon which is his literary invention.

And that will be my next endeavor, but for now I found some similarities and I will post up the pics.

This picture was not included in the links I placed in the OP, but are to be found in the text somewhere as I said earlier, it is tedious.

But I found another pic in the 12 keys of Basil Valentine that corresponds rather closely, with slight deviation.

This one came from the page called "Rosie" in my original inquiry.

mv.lycaeum.org...

And this next one comes from .............

www.alchemywebsite.com...

So there are similarities between these two manuscripts, but the Basil Valentine ones only seem to include 12 pics and slight deviation.

From the 12 keys Basil Valentine

www.alchemywebsite.com...

mv.lycaeum.org...

So we have some of the 12 keys found in the lycaeum site, but there are still some more that aren't in the 12.

Any ideas from here?

Edit to add that although these pics aren't showing up on the thread if you click the little icon it will link you to the jpeg image.

[edit on 10-3-2009 by interestedalways]

reply to post by simplyput

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Well thank you for that information, I will have a look.

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