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RE: Mapping between Currier A and B - Koen G - 09-12-2019
I was thinking about this in the shower (as one does), and I wondered: both Currier languages generally correspond to two hands, right? It doesn't really matter whether you think these are two scribes or one scribe at different times, there is a clear divide between both hands.
But there is less of a clear divide between both "languages". It is clear that one hand does different things than the other, but how do they behave in the in between pages? Marco pointed to some pages that appear 50/50, which hand is those? Do both hands stray or is one "pure" and the other variable?
If we can understand this, we may be able to decide which pages can best be compared to each other for the purpose of this thread?
RE: Mapping between Currier A and B - Torsten - 10-12-2019
RE: Mapping between Currier A and B - MarcoP - 10-12-2019
RE: Mapping between Currier A and B - ReneZ - 10-12-2019
RE: Mapping between Currier A and B - -JKP- - 10-12-2019
RE: Mapping between Currier A and B - ReneZ - 10-12-2019
RE: Mapping between Currier A and B - Torsten - 11-12-2019
RE: Mapping between Currier A and B - nablator - 11-12-2019
RE: Mapping between Currier A and B - MarcoP - 13-12-2019
RE: Mapping between Currier A and B - nablator - 13-12-2019