Here's the context for the "is"-loop clip:
Notice also the "smoke" apostrophe in v[er]boden, which is sometimes written like smoke, and sometimes like a curved macron (but means the same thing... scribes tend to pick one or the other, although I've seen a few scripts that randomly mix the two styles. In really old manuscripts, the "smoke" apostrophe is sometimes written as l).
Notice also the "smoke" apostrophe in v[er]boden, which is sometimes written like smoke, and sometimes like a curved macron (but means the same thing... scribes tend to pick one or the other, although I've seen a few scripts that randomly mix the two styles. In really old manuscripts, the "smoke" apostrophe is sometimes written as l).


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