No text, but a visual code

[Antonio García Jiménez]

There are other signs of movement in the script besides those already mentioned. We see the benches next to the gallows and also the benches under the gallows, as if they had moved. In the artifact, maybe a volvelle, that serves to compose the symbol strings, the scribe moves the outer circle where the bench is inscribed and superimposes it on the circle where the gallow is.

  This way of generating the so-called text, the symbol strings, is what best explains the repetition two and three times of the same words. What the scribe does is move the overlapping circles in which the glyphs are inscribed at the same time, and then he writes it on the parchment.

Why and when does he do this? 

They are the rules of a game that we do not know but that have a meaning for the scribe