14-03-2020, 02:04 PM
P. S. to the post #770.
Unfortunately, I couldn't find examples with "carcere" instead of "coercere" verb in the Internet. The most frequent are "coarcere" variants and sometimes - "caercere", but also there was used a version with the ligature "œ" (oe) - "cœrcere". It is interesting, whether the central part of the VMs combination "c**r" (or "t**r) can be considered a ligature "œ" or "æ".
Unfortunately, I couldn't find examples with "carcere" instead of "coercere" verb in the Internet. The most frequent are "coarcere" variants and sometimes - "caercere", but also there was used a version with the ligature "œ" (oe) - "cœrcere". It is interesting, whether the central part of the VMs combination "c**r" (or "t**r) can be considered a ligature "œ" or "æ".