I have a rather similar table You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (about two thirds down), with statistics for a few additional 'types' of pages.
It takes a while to digest, perhaps. It uses the Currier transcription alphabet (it was written in pre-Eva times).
I split the recipes folios (f103-116) into two parts, which I called stars-B and stars-Bio based on some statistical considerations which are explained on that page.
What I think it shows is that the relationship between daiin and aiin is probably more complicated.
It takes a while to digest, perhaps. It uses the Currier transcription alphabet (it was written in pre-Eva times).
I split the recipes folios (f103-116) into two parts, which I called stars-B and stars-Bio based on some statistical considerations which are explained on that page.
What I think it shows is that the relationship between daiin and aiin is probably more complicated.