Rotating decoration on gallows f42v

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If this decoration is not merely a decoration but a real letter, how can I know if this is EVA-p or EVA-t? p vs t

I think there might be three solutions.

1. These are merely decorations, not letters, so they do not have to be precisely recognized.
   
2. The last stroke, or some other details, of the decoration determines whether it is EVA-p or EVA-t.
   
3. EVA-p and EVA-t are actually one same letter that does not have to be distinguishable.
   

What do you think?

4. EVA-pp

Decorations are merely decorations. The functional part should be recognizable, otherwise the glyph serves no purpose. Ignoring the decorations and the double line for a moment, the glyph starts as p, with a double loop on top, and does not descend to the baseline, so I think it's basically a p.

The double line may indicate a double gallows glyph, like You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. or stacked gallows: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.. The choice of representation (stacked or not) may have (unknown) meaning, like 'benched' gallows cPh may be a variant form of pch.