How do the vord pairings in Post 93 play out against the various scribal hands?? Do the 25 "daiin daiin" parings occur more or less throughout the VMs text, or are they localized to certain scribes or to certain parts of the VMs text? And what about some of the others with frequent repetition as well?
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This repetition is all very, very interesting. "Holy, holy, holy." as they used to say in the Middle Ages, would not be out of place. And surely there are other possibilities.
Based only on the written vord, there is as yet no way to establish a hypothetical topic that the VMs text potentially presents. And there is as yet no way to ascertain the mental state of the text's actual author - setting scribal hands aside. However, there are multiple examples of artistic idiosyncrasies and clear instances of deception in the VMs illustrations.
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This repetition is all very, very interesting. "Holy, holy, holy." as they used to say in the Middle Ages, would not be out of place. And surely there are other possibilities.
Based only on the written vord, there is as yet no way to establish a hypothetical topic that the VMs text potentially presents. And there is as yet no way to ascertain the mental state of the text's actual author - setting scribal hands aside. However, there are multiple examples of artistic idiosyncrasies and clear instances of deception in the VMs illustrations.