Yes, very very frequently. Sometimes almost every line has a split word at the end, if the columns are narrow.
Some scribes don't put a hyphen at the end. Some use a single hyphen, some use a double hyphen (like an equals sign).
I'll grab some examples for you (back in a few moments)...
Okay, here are some examples. Note that the one from 1440 on the upper right has both a line-continuation character (double-hyphen) and erasure symbols (the dots under the word):
![[Image: LineContinuation.png]](https://voynichportal.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/LineContinuation.png)
Some scribes don't put a hyphen at the end. Some use a single hyphen, some use a double hyphen (like an equals sign).
I'll grab some examples for you (back in a few moments)...
Okay, here are some examples. Note that the one from 1440 on the upper right has both a line-continuation character (double-hyphen) and erasure symbols (the dots under the word):
![[+]](https://www.voynich.ninja/images/collapse_collapsed.png)