Punctuation or junk

[pfeaster]

This is the same page from You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (15th Century). Zero punctuation.

This also provides a really nice example of variations in word break conventions.  Statistics gathered for the most common "words" in the manuscript would bear little resemblance to statistics for the most common "words" in the early printed text.  And unless confirmation bias is rearing its ugly head, I think I may see evidence here of ambiguous spacing too, e.g., [ch,e,mauea] = [che m'hauea].