Does it say miltos/multos?
Are you sure? Looks like imiltos/imiltod or something like that to me.
For a while, I thought that might simply be a connecting line between the "m" shape and the plus sign, but there's a small gap between them and the "i" is drawn the same way as the one in between the "m" and the ell. In fact both of them are slightly above the baseline (like the ell).
Note that most of the "i" shapes on this folio have a leading serif except for the "i" written as a VMS character in "vix" (as in six/fix, mich, and anchiton).
Are you sure? Looks like imiltos/imiltod or something like that to me.
For a while, I thought that might simply be a connecting line between the "m" shape and the plus sign, but there's a small gap between them and the "i" is drawn the same way as the one in between the "m" and the ell. In fact both of them are slightly above the baseline (like the ell).
Note that most of the "i" shapes on this folio have a leading serif except for the "i" written as a VMS character in "vix" (as in six/fix, mich, and anchiton).
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