You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (the dense text on the right-hand side of the foldout) differs from the previously-mentioned folios by having a number of spanning gallows and possibly combined gallows.
The rare char x occurs on this folio.
Of the 45 lines, 12 end with om/am. The proportion is not quite as high as the other two folios, but it is still more than a quarter of the lines.
There is also one instance of line-end g preceded by n. Note that unlike the end-line m, it is not preceded by o or a.
So, as with the preceding two folios, when it is at the end of the line g is preceded by different chars than m.
Not all transcripts acknowledge the morphological difference between m and g but it is recorded in the EVA chart.
The rare char x occurs on this folio.
Of the 45 lines, 12 end with om/am. The proportion is not quite as high as the other two folios, but it is still more than a quarter of the lines.
There is also one instance of line-end g preceded by n. Note that unlike the end-line m, it is not preceded by o or a.
So, as with the preceding two folios, when it is at the end of the line g is preceded by different chars than m.
Not all transcripts acknowledge the morphological difference between m and g but it is recorded in the EVA chart.