Considering almost all folios start with 1 of 4 gallows with the occasional o thrown in front how is that explainable in terms of natural language? Do any manuscripts or books start with only a choice of 4 letters? If not alphabet letters could they show which "code subset" to refer to. Could it be a 4 subset rotating code or even 4 completely different codes used?
Bunny
Folio start gallows
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Re: Folio start gallows
The only thing I can think of is a short hand for a formulaic start of a paragraph or sentence. Like Ovid's" Praebeurat dictis,". "Such things having been said" but at the same time it probably doubles as a letter maybe "P"?
Re: Folio start gallows
One other idea might beif you had this start;
foreoiy qokeey
maybe double letters can be switched on and off;;
Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol La, Ti Qu.
fore si quo qui ?
oteieo daiio eety ykees he cg
otio Deo est ti exigi
Of course hopefully you know Latin better than me!
foreoiy qokeey
maybe double letters can be switched on and off;;
Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol La, Ti Qu.
fore si quo qui ?
oteieo daiio eety ykees he cg
otio Deo est ti exigi
Of course hopefully you know Latin better than me!