(03-09-2020, 09:31 PM)Aga Tentakulus wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.@nablator
It is not rare to find it in German books.You can only understand it when you read the book.
Sometimes the text continues on the next page, sometimes not.
But as I have understood it through many a book, it is a hint that the topic is continued elsewhere.
Interesting that there is no such thing in Latin, or French, or other written books. Is this known to anyone else ?
Example: Pharmacopoeia 1463
Aren't these catchwords, at the bottom of the page? If not I don't know. If they don't match the next page, it could be because pages are missing or the binding is wrong.
They are common in other languages too.
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In the VMS they are not the last words of the page.

