VViews,
Thanks to the link to Knox's page.
It would be good to know the 'etymology' of the different usages. How could the symbol for 'Aries' have relevance to a marginal notation in a Spanish document, I wonder. What's the connection? Is there any connection?
What does the symbol mean in the Nahuatl mss?
Is that the same as its meaning elsewhere?
I don't think we should class those with the 'rising flame' with those which have none; it's obviously a meaningful element in the whole. And when you have the bird above it, I'd say it forms a new sort of glyph, not an "Aries plus".
Does anyone with Spanish know why that symbol was used as a sort of "N.B." sign?
Thanks to the link to Knox's page.
It would be good to know the 'etymology' of the different usages. How could the symbol for 'Aries' have relevance to a marginal notation in a Spanish document, I wonder. What's the connection? Is there any connection?
What does the symbol mean in the Nahuatl mss?
Is that the same as its meaning elsewhere?
I don't think we should class those with the 'rising flame' with those which have none; it's obviously a meaningful element in the whole. And when you have the bird above it, I'd say it forms a new sort of glyph, not an "Aries plus".
Does anyone with Spanish know why that symbol was used as a sort of "N.B." sign?