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glyph [d] as a substitute for [p] and [f]
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(12-03-2019, 10:14 PM)geoffreycaveney wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view....
As is well known, the glyph [y] looks like the very common medieval Latin ms abbreviation symbol that represented the suffix "-us".

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It's interesting that you would say that.

It took me several years to convince a number of people that it looks (and is positioned) like the abbreviation symbol for con-/com- -us/-um. Some people insisted it was a "g" shape. Some still don't agree that it looks like the Latin abbreviation. In fact, some still don't think the VMS glyphs look like Latin script at all. I still get challenged to "prove" that it resembles Latin.
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RE: glyph [d] as a substitute for [p] and [f] - by -JKP- - 13-03-2019, 01:11 AM

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