I was particularly interested in finding patterns.
For example, would wet and dry plants have a pattern of similar tokens?
Would plants that share the same ruling planet have a pattern of similar tokens?
Would plants and pool-page share certain patterns?
Would plants that were used together in common medicinal recipes share similar patterns?
Would star pages and zodiac-figure pages share certain patterns?
Would the patterns of "base" tokens have consistent pre- and post-pends (and was this a valid way of looking at them)?
Was there a progression of patterns?
Were there cycles of patterns?
I could go on for several pages. I was hoping some of these patterns (or something along these lines, it didn't have to be these specific patterns as long as they were patterns one might reasonably expect in the Middle Ages) would become more visible. The color-coded transcript was an important part of this. You can see by glancing at the folios whether there are patterns and then look in the corcordance and/or the database to see where else the pattern might appear.
For example, would wet and dry plants have a pattern of similar tokens?
Would plants that share the same ruling planet have a pattern of similar tokens?
Would plants and pool-page share certain patterns?
Would plants that were used together in common medicinal recipes share similar patterns?
Would star pages and zodiac-figure pages share certain patterns?
Would the patterns of "base" tokens have consistent pre- and post-pends (and was this a valid way of looking at them)?
Was there a progression of patterns?
Were there cycles of patterns?
I could go on for several pages. I was hoping some of these patterns (or something along these lines, it didn't have to be these specific patterns as long as they were patterns one might reasonably expect in the Middle Ages) would become more visible. The color-coded transcript was an important part of this. You can see by glancing at the folios whether there are patterns and then look in the corcordance and/or the database to see where else the pattern might appear.