30-08-2019, 09:59 PM
Marco says:
'Many of the labels that occur more than once appear to refer to different things.
The most frequent repeating single-word labels:
otaly occurs 8 times as a label: 5 times as zodiac-nymph; once as a "bio" "stream"; twice as "pharma" small-plants.
Problems with this label were previously pointed out by VViews here.
otedy occurs 6 times: twice each as zodiac-nymph, "bio" pool/tube and "bio" nymph
oky occurs 6 times: 3 zodiac-nymphs; once at the center of the bottom-righ Rosettes (but this could be a short text crammed inside the picture); twice as "pharma" small-plants
okal occurs 6 times: as a red moon in f67r2; 4 zodiac-nymphs; once as a bathing-nymph or "pine-cone" '
And these phenomena don't stop there.
Marco lists: otaly, otedy, oky and okal
In addition there are many more examples on this theme.
Normally words starting "ot" or "ok" and ending in a small variety of similar ways. So in addition a key factor to all these words repeated against different drawings is there similarity in spelling. Now it has been suggested these "words" encode a numbering scheme hence there similarity in spelling and their repetitions, however for the reasons that I have discussed I don't find that a plausible explanation. Rather as suggested I view all these similar words as being part of a group of null words, easily identified and generated due to their similar format.
'Many of the labels that occur more than once appear to refer to different things.
The most frequent repeating single-word labels:
otaly occurs 8 times as a label: 5 times as zodiac-nymph; once as a "bio" "stream"; twice as "pharma" small-plants.
Problems with this label were previously pointed out by VViews here.
otedy occurs 6 times: twice each as zodiac-nymph, "bio" pool/tube and "bio" nymph
oky occurs 6 times: 3 zodiac-nymphs; once at the center of the bottom-righ Rosettes (but this could be a short text crammed inside the picture); twice as "pharma" small-plants
okal occurs 6 times: as a red moon in f67r2; 4 zodiac-nymphs; once as a bathing-nymph or "pine-cone" '
And these phenomena don't stop there.
Marco lists: otaly, otedy, oky and okal
In addition there are many more examples on this theme.
Normally words starting "ot" or "ok" and ending in a small variety of similar ways. So in addition a key factor to all these words repeated against different drawings is there similarity in spelling. Now it has been suggested these "words" encode a numbering scheme hence there similarity in spelling and their repetitions, however for the reasons that I have discussed I don't find that a plausible explanation. Rather as suggested I view all these similar words as being part of a group of null words, easily identified and generated due to their similar format.