Here is You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. highlighting o-words and q-words in Currier A: it makes it easy to check the line-start vertical patterns discussed by Tavi, in particular the fact that lines starting with o- tend to be followed by lines starting with q-, and line start repetitions o-o q-q in two consecutive lines are avoided.
I collected a few examples, but please check other pages as well, I think this pattern is extremely impressive:
In addition to the exception in You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. mentioned by Tavi in her talk, I found two more exceptions for o-o in Currier A, f58r/v, text pages by scribe 3. These two are also bizarre (one has oqot-, like 10r, the other has a line that is aligned to the right).
I collected a few examples, but please check other pages as well, I think this pattern is extremely impressive:
In addition to the exception in You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. mentioned by Tavi in her talk, I found two more exceptions for o-o in Currier A, f58r/v, text pages by scribe 3. These two are also bizarre (one has oqot-, like 10r, the other has a line that is aligned to the right).
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