David:
Well, of 8 astro folios containing separate paragraphs of text, only in one folio the first word is unique. So you see the behaviour is not consistent across sections, as it would have been in the case of a "generating algorithm".
I even do not speak of tiny issues, such as for example:
otol is the most frequently mentioned "dayside star" (labeled object in f68r1), and the most frequently mentioned "star" overall.
odaiin is the most frequently mentioned "nightside star" (labeled object in f68r2), and the second to most frequently mentioned star overall.
Both of them are mentioned in f1r, and they are the only "stars" mentioned in f1r. (Needless to add they are mentioned in the same paragraph
)
Well, of 8 astro folios containing separate paragraphs of text, only in one folio the first word is unique. So you see the behaviour is not consistent across sections, as it would have been in the case of a "generating algorithm".
I even do not speak of tiny issues, such as for example:
otol is the most frequently mentioned "dayside star" (labeled object in f68r1), and the most frequently mentioned "star" overall.
odaiin is the most frequently mentioned "nightside star" (labeled object in f68r2), and the second to most frequently mentioned star overall.
Both of them are mentioned in f1r, and they are the only "stars" mentioned in f1r. (Needless to add they are mentioned in the same paragraph
)