02-09-2023, 08:01 PM
Is that so difficult to understand?
If several scribes have the same feature in one detail and in different places, then one can no longer speak of a variant of writing. Hence the different examples across the book, and so that the example always describes one scribe.
If you are now looking for a writing variant, you have to do it on one page and with the same writer. One makes the corner sharper than another. But the characteristic remains the same for all writers.
Here, intention is in the first place and not coincidence.
But I think I explained that in the PDF.
If you want to know about individual scribes, ask Lisa or do it yourself.
If several scribes have the same feature in one detail and in different places, then one can no longer speak of a variant of writing. Hence the different examples across the book, and so that the example always describes one scribe.
If you are now looking for a writing variant, you have to do it on one page and with the same writer. One makes the corner sharper than another. But the characteristic remains the same for all writers.
Here, intention is in the first place and not coincidence.
But I think I explained that in the PDF.
If you want to know about individual scribes, ask Lisa or do it yourself.
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