RE: VMs: RE: The key

[Rene Zandbergen <r_zandbergen@xxxxxxxxx>]

Dear all,

on Jeff's key words:

> > tsheoarom
> > pcheoldom

--- John Grove <4groves@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> They are the first words of the 3rd/4th paragraphs
> on f3r. It's interesting
> that you deduced that they were labels Rene... 

the word-final m appears typically at line ends
but also relatively frequently in labels.

Clearly, word-final m can also appear in
other places. Currier's observation of the 'line as
a functional unit' may in the end be reduced to
the fact that lines are (often? / always?) preceded
by 'additional' single characters, the meaning of
which is still to be identified. (I know there are
several suggestions :-) ).

I wish I had time to look into this :-/ 

Cheers, Rene

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> Subject: Re: VMs: RE: The key
> 
> 
> Jeff wrote:
> 
> > Here is a pointer.
> >
> > tsheoarom
> > pcheoldom
> >
> > Take these two words. Remove the t & p gallows and
> > study them. They are the key to the whole thing.
> > Not by and of themselves, but what they tell you
> > about the script.
> 
> These look like two pharma or cosmo words to me.
> They
> are typically found in the 'no mans land' between
> languages A and B.
> In fact, since they show signs of both line-initial
> and line-final properties (the initial gallows and
> the final m) I am guessing that they might be label
> words.
> 
> Whatever one concludes on the basis of these words
> may not necessarily be the key to the entire
> MS.
> 
> I'd be curious to know where you found these words
> (i.e. which section, which page, which location).
> 
> W.r.t. the responses by John Grove and Elmar,
> I agree completely. Sometimes one gets a better
> audience if one doesn't forget to occasionally
> include words like: 'I think that...' or:
> 'I strongly believe that...'.
> It is also perfectly fine to work on something
> by oneself, but then it is not particularly
> useful to claim that one 'is onto something'
> without saying what it is. Beware of the
> 'crying wolf' effect...
> 
> Cheers, Rene
> 
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