17-08-2019, 02:48 PM
I think also that this letter is similar to a latin-g
In the following image, you can read a latin-y at the first letter of the first sentence
On the second sentence, you can read "noz subgez" ( = nos sujets in modern french. = our subjects in modern english).
The letter at the bottom of folio 57v is quite similar to the "g" of the word "subgez".
This excerpt is from Philip the Good, duke of Burgundy, written in august 1441, Brussels.
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In the following image, you can read a latin-y at the first letter of the first sentence
On the second sentence, you can read "noz subgez" ( = nos sujets in modern french. = our subjects in modern english).
The letter at the bottom of folio 57v is quite similar to the "g" of the word "subgez".
This excerpt is from Philip the Good, duke of Burgundy, written in august 1441, Brussels.
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