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and, most importantly, you must assume that it was OK to write final-"s" with a full "h"-height, instead of a minim height (as in the example alphabet you showed). I ask again: is there any manuscript from the time that has final-"s" that big?

The person who wrote the marginalia on the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. used a fine‑point pen. Perhaps he was not used to writing with it and didn’t know how to write final‑s with a fine‑point pen (since before that he had always used a broad pen, the kind used for manuscripts). This may be the reason for the unusual shape of the text.