In principle, it should be possible to find a decent OCR of an early printed book with abbreviations. Of course, the OCR will not correctly transcribe the abbreviations, but it could work on "regular" characters [one should edit the abbreviations, hopefully with a semi-automatic process]. The quality of the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. is terrible, but maybe there are other texts with better scans and better results.
archive.org OCR:
vero cadebbtl^ pnacccebat birccte in alm mfenus bns trespcdcs.£t farfsj bSiat fcjrcalamos Cijrcdietes
Ocbaftili.tresci: pno latcre-^r eres ei allo^d^ furiusobUq.^uoufcB Etmgcret ad alttmdxnebafhCJln
baftiU to quamwz qpbi infUr mios.l^uos aUd pom^s oicnt.5lta ® boo apbi pofm coira almfa#
archive.org OCR:
vero cadebbtl^ pnacccebat birccte in alm mfenus bns trespcdcs.£t farfsj bSiat fcjrcalamos Cijrcdietes
Ocbaftili.tresci: pno latcre-^r eres ei allo^d^ furiusobUq.^uoufcB Etmgcret ad alttmdxnebafhCJln
baftiU to quamwz qpbi infUr mios.l^uos aUd pom^s oicnt.5lta ® boo apbi pofm coira almfa#

