Raymundi Lulli und Folio 67v

[Mauro]

In the upper image, we can see two things: first, the word was repainted, and second, the strokes were very faint, as indicated by the arrow on the right. The same applies to the “e” next to it. In addition, the upper loop of the g may no longer have been visible. Just a small loop was missing, and the G became a Y!

It is also striking that the left stem of the T is very close to the right one, thats unusual. It seems that the restorer came up with this idea because he could no longer see the other areas of the original P. 

What I see are clearly 'ytchey' and 'ypcheg', sorry. Then of course one can morph any word into another one with enough speculations.