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[Jorge_Stolfi]

But not spelled as "cere", does it? 

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Thanks!

Note the squiggle under the "e" of the first "cere".  IIUC, it means that the "e" is actually "æ" or "ae".  Thus the word is actually the genitive "cerae" = "of wax". With the preceding number "i·" it means "one [part] of wax".  On the second example the scribe just omitted the squiggle.

So the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. "restorer" probably though he could see a "cere" there, but did not see or bother with the squiggle... 

All the best, --stolfi