18-02-2017, 02:54 PM
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I've looked at the labels near the extra nymphs on Gemini, Scorpio and Sagittarius and noticed a few things.
- The label vords near the Gemini extra nymphs are rare, three out of five are unique and the others only occur once or twice elsewhere.
- The four extra Scorpio nymph labels are much more common, occurring 9, 21, 118 and 11 times each.
- The same is true of the four labels on Sagittarius (83, 39, 39, and 89 occurences) but here there is an additional feature to note: the two middle nymphs have the same label. AFAIK it is unusual to have two consecutive nymphs with the same label.
I wonder what could account for the features of the extra nymphs' labels being so different in these three folios.
- The label vords near the Gemini extra nymphs are rare, three out of five are unique and the others only occur once or twice elsewhere.
- The four extra Scorpio nymph labels are much more common, occurring 9, 21, 118 and 11 times each.
- The same is true of the four labels on Sagittarius (83, 39, 39, and 89 occurences) but here there is an additional feature to note: the two middle nymphs have the same label. AFAIK it is unusual to have two consecutive nymphs with the same label.
I wonder what could account for the features of the extra nymphs' labels being so different in these three folios.