116v

[-JKP-]

something that vaguely looks like urtuer (with the 2 as the "ur" abbreviation and the - over the t as an "r").

I looked at the other screenshots of this MS provided by Marco above and see that this shape is used in other places - even in different words.

The 2 shape is a common abbreviation in Latin.

What I'm not sure of is how he's using it.

For example, he uses the line over letters to mean "r" most of the time, when in Latin it usually means "m" or "n" (also in German, depending on the scribe), so he has his own way of doing things, but he does it pretty consistently.


?? for such-and-such difficulty, write on a ____ with _____ [this incantation] and write the name _____ and say? 3 pater noster and 3 ave maria.