27-03-2016, 05:09 AM
I agree that it's not an "h".
This handwriting is probably the same hand as the last page and the "h" is not written like that, but it's a perfectly acceptable "l" ell (they both are) in Gothic cursive of the 15th century.
Also, that line over the c and "z" shape means it's an abbrevation (letters are left out). The "z" shape (it's probably not a "z" even though it looks very much like one) is usually written exactly like this in Gothic Cursive and usually stands for -rum or -orem or -orum (and sometimes other things) depending on context.
This handwriting is probably the same hand as the last page and the "h" is not written like that, but it's a perfectly acceptable "l" ell (they both are) in Gothic cursive of the 15th century.
Also, that line over the c and "z" shape means it's an abbrevation (letters are left out). The "z" shape (it's probably not a "z" even though it looks very much like one) is usually written exactly like this in Gothic Cursive and usually stands for -rum or -orem or -orum (and sometimes other things) depending on context.