26-04-2020, 12:01 AM
If you want to figure out the y char, look at something like this, where there are many of them.
If you study only small sections, you might turn it into words by coincidence. If you can figure out something that works on a longer phrase or a whole line, then you will have a stronger argument.
This is from folio 108r in the middle:
If you study only small sections, you might turn it into words by coincidence. If you can figure out something that works on a longer phrase or a whole line, then you will have a stronger argument.
This is from folio 108r in the middle: