27-10-2023, 07:39 PM
In other examples that I have given things are clearer. Let's look at this image:
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In this case the scribe has placed between the stem and the branches just the glyphs that fit. Where three glyphs fit, he has put three and where only two fit, he has put two.
It is hard to believe that, if it is a language, those are the words that the phrase requires. The impression is that the scribe has simply filled in the gaps.
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In this case the scribe has placed between the stem and the branches just the glyphs that fit. Where three glyphs fit, he has put three and where only two fit, he has put two.
It is hard to believe that, if it is a language, those are the words that the phrase requires. The impression is that the scribe has simply filled in the gaps.

