25-02-2020, 04:53 PM
JKP,
you are quite right when you say that 15th c. scribes did not take much care where the put their abbr. signs.
As I have said before. one of the most outstanding features of the ms. is the lack of abbreviation signs and I suspect there is a reason, when they are there.
The cap, "das Häubchen" looks to me very much like the caret or circumflex of comtemporary Greek mss., if this has a special meaning I don't know
you are quite right when you say that 15th c. scribes did not take much care where the put their abbr. signs.
As I have said before. one of the most outstanding features of the ms. is the lack of abbreviation signs and I suspect there is a reason, when they are there.
The cap, "das Häubchen" looks to me very much like the caret or circumflex of comtemporary Greek mss., if this has a special meaning I don't know