The cross and the presence or lack of Christian influences

[MarcoP]

Thanks for bringing up Bodley 46 ms again, I don't think I've noticed this faded double loop gallows t (?) on the right-side margin, f107v.


I'm aware ligatures and traces like ꝭ, similar to k, are sometimes used to abbreviate Latin, and the discussion of f/p looking like capitula.
Do we have examples of things like t standing for something in other Ms?

They are fairly rare. 

Thomas Sauvaget pointed out a few examples in Cod.Sang.839 (1453) f.1r:
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EDIT: From You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view., I understand that the first occurrence below the rubricated Quarto stands for "etc"
formari propositiones necessarie; igitur etc. Consequentia tenet, quia de illo de quo

Years ago davidsch pointed out this page from Wellcome MS.55 f.93r (in red, near the left border). This is dated 1472-1474:
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These are both a little later than the VMS. I am not sure there are other known examples of EVA:t from earlier Latin manuscripts