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RE: f114r - what happened? - Gregor - 11-10-2025 (10-10-2025, 07:23 PM)Rafal wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.I've noticed something possibly interesting on the page f114r. Scribes were only human, after all. The uneven lines of text might indicate that the writer had to take a break, for example, to use the toilet. Under pressure or due to sudden urgency, their hand could stray from the line. Upon returning, they would notice the mistake and carefully fill in the missing parts. Another explanation could be fatigue – long hours of tedious calligraphy might cause the hand to slip off the line. After a short rest or the next day, the scribe would return to the text and correct any inaccuracies. RE: f114r - what happened? - quimqu - 11-10-2025 RE: f114r - what happened? - RadioFM - 11-10-2025 RE: f114r - what happened? - Jorge_Stolfi - 11-10-2025 RE: f114r - what happened? - quimqu - 11-10-2025 RE: f114r - what happened? - quimqu - 11-10-2025 RE: f114r - what happened? - Bernd - 11-10-2025 RE: f114r - what happened? - RadioFM - 11-10-2025 RE: f114r - what happened? - Jorge_Stolfi - 12-10-2025 RE: f114r - what happened? - Jorge_Stolfi - 13-10-2025 |