Koen,
The last image you posted here is particularly relevant IMO, because of the fact that it shows each of the Arma in its own little cell, as opposed to the type where they are all within one frame.
In your last example (which seems to date from c.1300), each one of the Arma is framed, and it's not a great leap to go from there to one per page.
I think these "divided" types may be the most promising.
Here are some examples:
England c. 1360-1375
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![[Image: E123988a.jpg]](http://www.bl.uk/IllImages/Ekta/mid/E123/E123988a.jpg)
England, late 13thc, Prayer Roll, Huntington Library HM26054:
![[Image: 000988a.jpg?w=818&h=1296]](https://medievalfragments.files.wordpress.com/2014/07/000988a.jpg?w=818&h=1296)
In this c. 1330-1350 Germany, ivory booklet from the Victoria and Albert Museum (11-1872), the Arma are also divided over several pages:
![[Image: FC270C2D-66A9-44F2-A275-D81AA32917F9.jpg]](http://gothicivories.courtauld.ac.uk/assets/aa_image/320/F/C/2/7/FC270C2D-66A9-44F2-A275-D81AA32917F9.jpg)
![[Image: images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSfmZMnmbCaXhEJHhv_mxY...Mcoi8xcaPR]](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSfmZMnmbCaXhEJHhv_mxYB0BG0FqfdsGYD8UMj94Mcoi8xcaPR)
The last image you posted here is particularly relevant IMO, because of the fact that it shows each of the Arma in its own little cell, as opposed to the type where they are all within one frame.
In your last example (which seems to date from c.1300), each one of the Arma is framed, and it's not a great leap to go from there to one per page.
I think these "divided" types may be the most promising.
Here are some examples:
England c. 1360-1375
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England, late 13thc, Prayer Roll, Huntington Library HM26054:
In this c. 1330-1350 Germany, ivory booklet from the Victoria and Albert Museum (11-1872), the Arma are also divided over several pages:
![[+]](https://www.voynich.ninja/images/collapse_collapsed.png)