Added. For reference, I made a map of the locations of our entries that score 6+ points. This is basically the octembre-zone. A lot of entries are still with uncertain location though, I didn't add those.
Some thoughts:
Some thoughts:
- The thing with Octembre is that it's very searchable. A unique piece of vocabulary without spelling variations. Might this be influencing our results in favor of any series that has "octembre"? Something like "yong/jong/iong" is much harder to search for because of false positives. And I assume focusing on the "b" in "aberil" would lead elsewhere.
- I'm starting to doubt the relevance of 16th century grammarians to this text. Maybe the circumflex is more like dots on the legs of y? Or whatever the usual hairline "tittle" is supposed to be? Either way, I would not let this guide the scope of the search.
- Octembre borders various Flemish/German regions. Influence from one of those may be taken into account.


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