I have occasionally seen the "et" and "cis" symbols combined to indicate "etc." ("and so on") rather than using the more traditional shape for "etc.".
I wonder if that's what was meant and he was just lazy and didn't want to write both symbols together and just did the -tis/-cis part (and left out the "et").
ad dentes 26...
ad dentes 26 and so on (osv.)
ad dentes 26 and more from that point on...
I wonder if that's what was meant and he was just lazy and didn't want to write both symbols together and just did the -tis/-cis part (and left out the "et").
ad dentes 26...
ad dentes 26 and so on (osv.)
ad dentes 26 and more from that point on...