Are perfect-reduplication and quasi-reduplication related?

[-JKP-]

I've been working on a blog about repetition for a couple of years, but I am so horribly behind (50 partly-written blogs at last count), that I am finally acknowledging that I simply can't find time to finish them all, so... maybe this info can do some good here...

Examples of various forms of repetition in manuscripts. This is a folder dump, I was organizing these according to categories for the blog, but I can't spare the time to explain each one right now (my apologies).

These are from Corpus Pelgianum which includes numerous forms of repetition (both adjacent and nonadjacent), both for words and Roman numerals:

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These are from Add 11695 and Add 11390:

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CLM 13002 (repetition is very common in manuscripts with sermons and prayers):

   


Examples in Hebrew manuscripts (Harley 5710):

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And Armenian (Walters W.546):

   


Strasbourg 2.929:

   


Repetitive Phrases (ÖNB 3069 and Cotton Tiberius E iv and Valencia 58 and Czech DA III 2 and Cod. Sang 754 and BNF Latin 13025):

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Slight variations and repetition of common words (Domitian A ix and Dresden M 163):

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Repetition of words and names:

   


Repetitive word endings (Vatican Lat 1300):

   


Repetitive letterforms (Cotton Tiberius E iv and San Marco 212):

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Repetitive abbreviations (Additional? 18359):

   

Repetitive pen tests (Sarajevo Haggadah):

   


I have more, but they tend to be in the same general categories.

It's 6:46 am, I've been up all night working. I know I'll never find enough time to follow this up, so hopefully Marco there is something in these examples that might be helpful to you.