23-03-2017, 02:51 PM
Instructions would require imperative, which is apparently not the case here. Moreover, the crosses in between suggest this block to be a spell, so instructions would follow it (like, in the last line), not be within it.
Both anchiton and ola both are nouns seemingly in nominative case. In this context, a verb to follow them would look strange. What I'd try is to look if "dabas" can be also a noun. In that case, that would be a list: "anchiton, ola, dabas", only commas are omitted. That they are grouped within a single pair of crosses increases this possibility.
I'd also look if "ola" is mentioned in comments to Bible ("anchiton" is, as we saw previously).
Both anchiton and ola both are nouns seemingly in nominative case. In this context, a verb to follow them would look strange. What I'd try is to look if "dabas" can be also a noun. In that case, that would be a list: "anchiton, ola, dabas", only commas are omitted. That they are grouped within a single pair of crosses increases this possibility.
I'd also look if "ola" is mentioned in comments to Bible ("anchiton" is, as we saw previously).