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RE: Matches for the marginalia Latin script [IN OTHER MANUSCRIPTS] - -JKP- - 27-05-2019
(26-05-2019, 11:41 PM)Anton wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Interesting example, this shape is a hybrid of S and 8
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That shape is based on Greek sigma, but some scribes swung the tail around far enough that it almost looks like figure-8 but usually never quite touches. Since the Greek-sigma is a very old form of ess, I wonder if the figure-8 ess perhaps evolved from it in certain areas.
RE: Matches for the marginalia Latin script [IN OTHER MANUSCRIPTS] - -JKP- - 28-05-2019
RE: Matches for the marginalia Latin script [IN OTHER MANUSCRIPTS] - MarcoP - 31-08-2019
RE: Matches for the marginalia Latin script [IN OTHER MANUSCRIPTS] - -JKP- - 31-08-2019
RE: Matches for the marginalia Latin script [IN OTHER MANUSCRIPTS] - Anton - 31-08-2019
RE: Matches for the marginalia Latin script [IN OTHER MANUSCRIPTS] - MarcoP - 31-08-2019
RE: Matches for the marginalia Latin script [IN OTHER MANUSCRIPTS] - MarcoP - 31-08-2019
RE: Matches for the marginalia Latin script [IN OTHER MANUSCRIPTS] - Anton - 31-08-2019
RE: Matches for the marginalia Latin script [IN OTHER MANUSCRIPTS] - Anton - 31-08-2019
RE: Matches for the marginalia Latin script [IN OTHER MANUSCRIPTS] - -JKP- - 31-08-2019