23-04-2020, 07:20 PM
On You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. is a page of ragged text. It is only justified on the left-hand side.
In the dense-text folios mentioned above, the m char occurs at the ends of double-justified lines about 27% to 50% of the time.
On folio 81r, it only occurs once out of 31 lines (more than half the lines end in y but m is scarce).
Have the other folios been padded to double-justify the text? Is that why they frequently end with m and this folio doesn't?
Is this because 81r contains a different form of information (like a poem or song)? Or is it because the lines were not padded with additional text?
Now look at the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view., which has a similar page layout and drawing. The text is double-justified and...
... out of 27 lines more than half the lines end in y, but only one ends in m. So... the composition of line-end glyphs is similar to 81r with the ragged lines.
In the dense-text folios mentioned above, the m char occurs at the ends of double-justified lines about 27% to 50% of the time.
On folio 81r, it only occurs once out of 31 lines (more than half the lines end in y but m is scarce).
Have the other folios been padded to double-justify the text? Is that why they frequently end with m and this folio doesn't?
Is this because 81r contains a different form of information (like a poem or song)? Or is it because the lines were not padded with additional text?
Now look at the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view., which has a similar page layout and drawing. The text is double-justified and...
... out of 27 lines more than half the lines end in y, but only one ends in m. So... the composition of line-end glyphs is similar to 81r with the ragged lines.