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- The text on You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. does not seem to have a single "k"

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It's possible that it does. They had some pretty weird ways of writing the letter "k" in the 15th century and one way was to write an "h" and then add an extra leg or two. The word after "vix" in the second line of the "charm" might be ahia or it might be aka. Since this scribe doesn't write terminal-s in the traditional way (assuming the 8 is an s), he also might not write k in the traditional way.