[Blog Post] Extra 'c' as null character on 102r2

[tavie]

Hi, SherriMM, welcome to the forum. 

102r2 is part of the "pharmaceutical" section of the manuscript, and this section has been identified as having a greater frequency of the /eo/ bigram than the herbal folios.  See Rene's site You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. for this observation, as well as for distinguishing features between other sections.  I don't know if the /e/ has been suggested specifically as a null.