15-04-2020, 05:42 PM
Lisa and all. My question was not just the features of the underlines of different people. I was interested in the mechanics of the movement of the pen (ink outflow), which leads to the formation of blots on this page exclusively in the left foot of the bench when writing the same “c” -shaped form, which is also involved and in other glyphs.
What effect can this have?
Until I get an intelligible answer, I will remain a supporter of the existence of a blot (dot) as an independent glyph.
The answer is that these 6 glyphs are written with the left hand, and the rest of the text - with the right hand - is not accepted.
I believe that when checking the text, the author more clearly drew some of the legs of the benches (both points and c-shapes) so that there was no confusion in the unambiguous reading of the text.
What effect can this have?
Until I get an intelligible answer, I will remain a supporter of the existence of a blot (dot) as an independent glyph.
The answer is that these 6 glyphs are written with the left hand, and the rest of the text - with the right hand - is not accepted.
I believe that when checking the text, the author more clearly drew some of the legs of the benches (both points and c-shapes) so that there was no confusion in the unambiguous reading of the text.