26-02-2020, 08:14 AM
There are always explanations for such single characters. Since it appears to be a cryptogram.
-the scribe falls back into his native tongue. ( fatigue, distracted ).
-The system doesn't open in one position. -What? ( one correction ).
-Thinking, writing in native language.
Example:
Words where Sp, St begin with Schp, Scht, are spoken and spelled the same way in Alemanic.
( Stern = Schtern, Sport = Schport ).
On the other hand, it leaves out the ( ch ). So Schwert = Swert.
These examples seen in a book, written by the same author.
I have also seen the big rounded "E". I think it means "Ergo". But I am not sure, because I don't know Latin and can't read the books.
Does the VM author take this into the VM text ?
-the scribe falls back into his native tongue. ( fatigue, distracted ).
-The system doesn't open in one position. -What? ( one correction ).
-Thinking, writing in native language.
Example:
Words where Sp, St begin with Schp, Scht, are spoken and spelled the same way in Alemanic.
( Stern = Schtern, Sport = Schport ).
On the other hand, it leaves out the ( ch ). So Schwert = Swert.
These examples seen in a book, written by the same author.
I have also seen the big rounded "E". I think it means "Ergo". But I am not sure, because I don't know Latin and can't read the books.
Does the VM author take this into the VM text ?