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[Antonio García Jiménez]

I see you know medieval scripts, but what you say is unconvincing. Aside from the fact that it seems anachronistic, it is rare that the Beneventana script is used in an English document. And above all, why did the scribe write the text of the astronomical tables in another script?

Although the strangest thing of all is that the scribe always puts an a as a superscript abbreviation, over the S por sign, the G for degree, the M for minute, and over any number. Does that make sense?

I consider this matter of enormous importance. I don't mind giving the reason to whoever proves it. If someone else in the forum
maintains that this and the two minims abbreviation are alphabetical abbreviations try to prove it