24-06-2025, 06:50 AM
Back in the liturgical calendars again to check the form of the letter 'm' in the months of March and May. There is a lot of variation, like each source is different, So, the Geneva example above is pretty close. Other similar examples with simplified structures are found in Saint Gall 1432.
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And St Gall in the second half of the 15th C.
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One variation is how close the little 'feet' get to bumping into something. In some cases, one side of the 'm' (usually the left) can become a closed loop.
In other examples, the form of the 'm' is totally over the top.
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And St Gall in the second half of the 15th C.
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One variation is how close the little 'feet' get to bumping into something. In some cases, one side of the 'm' (usually the left) can become a closed loop.
In other examples, the form of the 'm' is totally over the top.
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