There are more detailed explanations, again for f1r:
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I don't have time this week, but a comparison with a sample from a very heavily abbreviated Latin manuscript would be interesting. I'm not sure if the ambiguities and the "filling in the gaps" are nearly at the same level. If there are too many, we go into "creative writing" and "one-way cipher" territory.
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I don't have time this week, but a comparison with a sample from a very heavily abbreviated Latin manuscript would be interesting. I'm not sure if the ambiguities and the "filling in the gaps" are nearly at the same level. If there are too many, we go into "creative writing" and "one-way cipher" territory.