(27-09-2016, 06:03 AM)Wladimir D wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.What caused the writing of the most popular word "daiin" with an additional apostrophe (f49r)?
(I translate the following sequence - "the crushing plants.")
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Rene (and other developers EVA ).
That Finally I found "proof" the independent use "horizontal line" character. I propose to call it in further discussions - "seat (of bench) ". (F71v)
I can't remember if you've posted about folio 50r yet, Wladimir, but it's full of unusual shapes, including a bench char that has two caps/apostrophes (or an apostrophe bench that is partly an EVA-s char as well, depending on how it is interpreted).
Plus a couple of instances of "arin" instead of "[d]ain", along with many other unusual letter combinations.
It also has an example of the Latin "cis" ligature (EVA-6 but with a shortened descender) split apart so you can see the two parts that make up the glyph (line 8, three words from the end).
Also something that looks like dario or darin (also unusual) near the end of the last line.
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. stands out in many ways.