27-06-2018, 06:19 PM
Depending on the scribe, -cis and -dis can look the same or very similar, (or quite different if it's a scribe who puts a hook on the loop of the "d").
The letter "d" in medieval script was extremely variable, and the stroke order varied quite a bit also, not only from scribe to scribe, but sometimes also by the same scribe.
The letter "d" in medieval script was extremely variable, and the stroke order varied quite a bit also, not only from scribe to scribe, but sometimes also by the same scribe.

