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RE: Transliteration fun - Aga Tentakulus - 05-03-2020
The theory of copying is misguided.
It is already apparent in the first book, and the second page where I looked it up.
There, too, the stretching occurs, and words are simply separated wherever possible.
For the one who couldn't read it didn't matter anyway, and the one who could read where knew it was going on.
This seems to be strange only by today's standards.
You have to read the books to understand it.
RE: Transliteration fun - Aga Tentakulus - 05-03-2020
RE: Transliteration fun - Helmut Winkler - 05-03-2020
RE: Transliteration fun - ReneZ - 05-03-2020
RE: [split] Line padding, layout, Currier's "groups of letters"... - Koen G - 05-03-2020
RE: [split] Line padding, layout, Currier's "groups of letters"... - Aga Tentakulus - 05-03-2020
RE: Transliteration fun - Torsten - 15-03-2020
RE: [split] Line padding, layout, Currier's "groups of letters"... - RenegadeHealer - 15-03-2020
RE: [split] Line padding, layout, Currier's "groups of letters"... - -JKP- - 15-03-2020
RE: [split] Line padding, layout, Currier's "groups of letters"... - Monica Yokubinas - 15-03-2020