25-10-2025, 05:43 AM
(This post was last modified: 25-10-2025, 05:47 AM by JoJo_Jost.
Edit Reason: persistent mental confusion
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I skimmed through it. The nine names are not found at the top letter level, nor at the next level down, even when using prefixes and suffixes. And the page is very dense anyway, with repetitions, etc.
However, if you've ever been completely bored during one of those quiet hours and read Adriano Cappelli's “Lexicon Abbreviaturarum” from cover to cover
in the hope of finding a lucky break (and didn't end up in the loony bin 
), then you know that there could still be a lot hidden there...
Yes, it's a shame to already know 9 possible names and find nothing, you have to investigate deeper, but it's still a ray of hope.
What helped me, however, is the structure of the pages in the medical book and what is described there. You should use this as a matrix, it could lead to interesting results. i will now change my matrix.
However, if you've ever been completely bored during one of those quiet hours and read Adriano Cappelli's “Lexicon Abbreviaturarum” from cover to cover
in the hope of finding a lucky break (and didn't end up in the loony bin ), then you know that there could still be a lot hidden there...Yes, it's a shame to already know 9 possible names and find nothing, you have to investigate deeper, but it's still a ray of hope.
What helped me, however, is the structure of the pages in the medical book and what is described there. You should use this as a matrix, it could lead to interesting results. i will now change my matrix.