>>>>I am a german author and artist and I am new to this list. > > We have had a fair number of Germans and German speakers >here. Elmar Vogt is active at the moment, and there are >others around. Good to know. I am open for their researches and would add it to my book - of course with their copyrights. In the spring will be published an essay in a magazine in germany. I think, this could attract some interested publishing houses. > Here is the list I keep of VMs sites in languages other >than English: >http://www.geocities.com/ctesibos/francais/voynich/sites.htm > The German ones might be of some interest, if you >haven't already seen them. Thanks. I knew it already. > On the castle complexes: I haven't puzzled them >out. They are the work of the VMs author. I didn't notice >any cannons but I didn't look; I need to. ;-) There has >been much discussion of the northeast castle itself. >Many have thought that the swallow-tail crenelations might >give a clue of where the VMs was composed. I don't remember >any discussions at all of the other parts of the complex, >nor the northwest complex or the south tower. It looked like a cannon or maybe an instrument. Very small at the end of the "cannon" is maybe an art of comic-language line written in glyphes like "olaloe" or something. If it would be a castle, the "cannons" would be placed well. But I don't understand, if it is a castle, why's another castle in the right upper corner that is much much smaller (look pic littlecastle)? For me it looks like a map of a world or a giant flower with living creatures and buildings in it. Jonathan
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