30-10-2017, 09:25 PM
Could they be sigils?
I'm trying to think of an abbreviation that could fit - this could be a common abbreviated phrase that has been jotted down by the scribe.
s l l o r[s] s
A clue? Now, double letters usually indicated a plural, so the double l could be a plural word.
So, can anyone think of a common phrase, five words long, of which the second word is a plural noun?
Of course, even if it is a sigilled phrase, it could well be nonsense. Polish Baths charge [much money] entrance would fit both context and sigils, for example...
I'm trying to think of an abbreviation that could fit - this could be a common abbreviated phrase that has been jotted down by the scribe.
s l l o r[s] s
A clue? Now, double letters usually indicated a plural, so the double l could be a plural word.
So, can anyone think of a common phrase, five words long, of which the second word is a plural noun?
Of course, even if it is a sigilled phrase, it could well be nonsense. Polish Baths charge [much money] entrance would fit both context and sigils, for example...