01-09-2016, 01:39 PM
I am confused. Must i discuss this now on 166wiki , even though it is not there in the list?
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@marco, yes i saw that we are missing a leg for the m in vinom.
We can discuss every letter in my line "vox leben vinom purifier”
that is fine but i am afraid i am not capable of coming up with paleographical arguments for every letter, the same with my "mud miel".
Why not? Because i have underlying research & reasoning for the text i came up with. It is not that I tried to decipher this text in the margin (same for the mud miel) but part of this text came from another quote & research i found.
So please consider my solution as one where the writer made a writing mistake. I am convinced there are many more to be discovered.
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Why must always everything be strict and perfect in the manuscript ?
Holding the crossbow wrong, washing with the wrong hand. If a hand has 6 fingers, or a flower has the wrong roots or the root has the wrong leaves,
the sunflower was not imported yet, the berries have the wrong color, or the water has the wrong coloring. Sometimes history changes things, because our perception is wrong.
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@marco, yes i saw that we are missing a leg for the m in vinom.
We can discuss every letter in my line "vox leben vinom purifier”
that is fine but i am afraid i am not capable of coming up with paleographical arguments for every letter, the same with my "mud miel".
Why not? Because i have underlying research & reasoning for the text i came up with. It is not that I tried to decipher this text in the margin (same for the mud miel) but part of this text came from another quote & research i found.
So please consider my solution as one where the writer made a writing mistake. I am convinced there are many more to be discovered.
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Why must always everything be strict and perfect in the manuscript ?
Holding the crossbow wrong, washing with the wrong hand. If a hand has 6 fingers, or a flower has the wrong roots or the root has the wrong leaves,
the sunflower was not imported yet, the berries have the wrong color, or the water has the wrong coloring. Sometimes history changes things, because our perception is wrong.