Re: Re: VMs: Re: VMS, languages and Jacobus signature

["Jan" <hurychj@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Rafal,

I guess that the letters in "our signature" of Tepenecz are more on the side of 
cursive, than that of fracture  script -  after all the connections between some 
letters are clearly visible - and the additional text is even more on the side 
of cursive. As for your suggestion: have you seen another book "signed" by 
Horczicky? It woudl really help our research in spite of the fact that we would 
rather settle for oficially autenticated signature that we have than the sole 
name of Horczicky in another book, which may have been written by anybody, as 
the case may be with his name in the VM anyway. By the way, our document was not 
written in German but in Czech language :-).

Regards,

Jan



======= At 2004-03-13, 19:38:00 you wrote: =======


>As I noted earlier, the signature which Jan has published is
>in fracture script - while Rene says the VMS signature is in
>regular latin cursive. So the comparison might not say anything
>positive. I believe the third signature, which is/was on another
>known manuscript from Sinapius' collection, would be much better
>for comparison, as it was produced in identical situation
>(signing a book - not an official document written in German).
>
>A note for John Stojko: this is most certainly not Cyrillic script.
>It is German fracture. The second part is "Tepence" and it is
>indeed a "p" - not Cyrillic "r".
>
>Best regards,
>
>Rafal
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