07-05-2020, 02:12 PM
Hi Lisa,
Having read your article, I have some paleographic questions.
1) When one speaks of different "scribes", does that necessarily mean different persons, or that could mean one and the same person at different stages of his life?
2) Can reasonable guess be made as to whether the scribe was a man or a woman?
3) Was it analysed whether, in folios where there is substantial amount of paragraph text, labels are put down by the same scribe who wrote the main body of the text? In You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. we had a discussion of the interesting situation where the supposed label text looks like written by a different scribe.
4) Is there solid ground to reach conclusions about which scribe is You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (aror sheey)?
Having read your article, I have some paleographic questions.
1) When one speaks of different "scribes", does that necessarily mean different persons, or that could mean one and the same person at different stages of his life?
2) Can reasonable guess be made as to whether the scribe was a man or a woman?
3) Was it analysed whether, in folios where there is substantial amount of paragraph text, labels are put down by the same scribe who wrote the main body of the text? In You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. we had a discussion of the interesting situation where the supposed label text looks like written by a different scribe.
4) Is there solid ground to reach conclusions about which scribe is You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (aror sheey)?
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