12-06-2021, 03:48 PM
Some glyphs of the VM script can be so simple that for that very reason it is difficult to see them. The Eva-q glyph is actually an arrowhead, a pointer that moves because we also see it above in some gallows.
Well, this glyph could simply be the pointer of a Volvelle like this:
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As we all know, Eva-q appears exclusively as a prefix and is almost always followed by Eva-o. Also, it almost never appears on labels. Is a glyph indicating movement, a pointer. Eva-o would be the degree of the sphere that moves.
The fact is that it was in the Renaissance when that symbol was adopted, a small supercript circle, to write the degrees of the sphere: 15º, 30º, 90º...
Well, this glyph could simply be the pointer of a Volvelle like this:
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As we all know, Eva-q appears exclusively as a prefix and is almost always followed by Eva-o. Also, it almost never appears on labels. Is a glyph indicating movement, a pointer. Eva-o would be the degree of the sphere that moves.
The fact is that it was in the Renaissance when that symbol was adopted, a small supercript circle, to write the degrees of the sphere: 15º, 30º, 90º...