Currier A and B

[Koen G]

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From these visual statistics there are few intermediate pages between A and B:
- You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. : 4 "hd", 2 "ed"
- You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. and You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. : first paragraph A, second paragraph B?
- f58 is special: it's both intermediate between A and B and a move sideways: the density of "al" and "ly" is higher than on any other folio.
- f88v: 3 "ed", f89r1: 3 "ed", f89r2: first paragraph has 4 "ed", last paragraph looks like "pure" A.

This is the visually most appealing A vs B division I've ever seen, very nice.

The fact that You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. is among the "half/half" pages cannot be a coincidence: it it the plant folio with the "wheel of fortune" on the verso side. It seems likely that in the original order, one plant section ended there. The "wheel of fortune" also doesn't have its own paragraph, so maybe...

Something similar happens in f65v, where the recto side is this one plant with only two or three words of text. But if one plant is a B-text plant and the other an A-text plant, then why put both paragraphs together with one plant. Probably the two words on You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. mean "see reverse"

Also, on the small-plant pages, it looks like a disproportionate amount of labels show the features you marked.