I recognize that Lisa's article is to introduce the manuscript and I am supportive of that. This is something she does well. The vast majority of people know nothing about the VMS, even if they are aware that it exists and this generates interest and enthusiasm.
But the prefix/root/suffix assertion is quite important. I do not think there is any evidence for a prefix/root/suffix configuration, and it is a significant concept in terms of assessing and representing the structure of the text. I have faith that Ms Fagin Davis is responsible enough to re-assess a statement if it goes against what is known (so far) about the text.
But the prefix/root/suffix assertion is quite important. I do not think there is any evidence for a prefix/root/suffix configuration, and it is a significant concept in terms of assessing and representing the structure of the text. I have faith that Ms Fagin Davis is responsible enough to re-assess a statement if it goes against what is known (so far) about the text.