Numbering Quire and pages

[ChenZheChina]

On f37v, there is an example that is transcribed by many researchers as a defective “y”, since it is preceded by “d”. But, if we look at examples 37v and 114v together, we can assume that there was an attempt to attach the “)” bracket to the lower end of the “c” (at 37v) and to the “i” (at 114v).

Wladimir, Very interesting!

Yes, following EVA-d, it is highly possible that the unknown character is actually a defective EVA-y.

But the mysterious character on You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. still remains unsolved. I don’t know any EVA character that looks like EVA-i plus the second stroke of EVA-y. Sad.