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RE: 116v: the "plummeting stone" - MarcoP - 25-10-2017
(25-10-2017, 06:32 PM)davidjackson wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.The dots are amazingly fine compared to the regular penwork.
It may be a silly question, but could someone used to calligraphy explain how they were made?
I should think that with a quill any attempt to "dab" the nib would have created a larger ink blot.
Are we sure we're not just looking at some sort of strange ink blot?
![[Image: image.jpg?q=f116v-782-221-120-86]](https://voynich.ninja/extractor/image.jpg?q=f116v-782-221-120-86)
They do look small, when compared with the thickness of characters, but the dot above the i of mich seems comparable to me.
RE: 116v: the "plummeting stone" - davidjackson - 25-10-2017
RE: 116v: the "plummeting stone" - -JKP- - 25-10-2017
RE: 116v: the "plummeting stone" - Helmut Winkler - 26-10-2017
RE: 116v: the "plummeting stone" - VViews - 26-10-2017
RE: 116v: the "plummeting stone" - bi3mw - 04-11-2017
RE: 116v: the "plummeting stone" - voynichbombe - 05-11-2017
RE: 116v: the "plummeting stone" - davidjackson - 05-11-2017
RE: 116v: the "plummeting stone" - -JKP- - 05-11-2017
RE: 116v: the "plummeting stone" - voynichbombe - 06-11-2017