11-02-2026, 07:30 AM
On folio You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. I would like to point out something purely structural.
The page almost looks like a kind of cipher key or reference diagram showing the characters used in the manuscript.
If one takes the short labels associated with the three human figures in the inner circle and mentally extends those lines outward, they effectively divide the circular diagram into four sectors.
Each sector appears to contain the same sequence of characters (or alphabet set), with perhaps one or two additional symbols.
What strikes me is the repetition: the character set seems consistent across all four sections.
I am not proposing a definitive solution, only noting that the layout appears systematic rather than decorative.
I am attaching an image to illustrate what I mean.
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The page almost looks like a kind of cipher key or reference diagram showing the characters used in the manuscript.
If one takes the short labels associated with the three human figures in the inner circle and mentally extends those lines outward, they effectively divide the circular diagram into four sectors.
Each sector appears to contain the same sequence of characters (or alphabet set), with perhaps one or two additional symbols.
What strikes me is the repetition: the character set seems consistent across all four sections.
I am not proposing a definitive solution, only noting that the layout appears systematic rather than decorative.
I am attaching an image to illustrate what I mean.
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