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[MarcoP]

You have to remember that the 8 cannot be a ‘d’; the ‘d’ in this handwriting can be seen in aladaba8. It could also be an ‘s’ (see below), but that is also taken, by ‘as’. And “fix”/ "six" (if the f is written as a long stroke, then it is likely that the ‘s’ is also written as a long stroke). 

You seem to be unaware of how a single scribe often used different shapes for a single letter. You should really consider having a look at some actual manuscripts, as Koen suggested above.

I also recommend reading "The Palaeography of Gothic Manuscript Books" by Albert Derolez. It's a small book, written very clearly and well illustrated. If you have an interest in the subject, you will find it useful.