The first glyph of every line – a hint at a cipher?

[nablator]

it must be extremely well-structured

It matters not whether it is well structured or badly structured. The writer did not need to be too precise. It just had to be good enough, to fool people into believing it to be genuine. And it seems to have done that. All its owners, throughout the centuries, seemed not to have any suspicions, seemed not to have been troubled by all the oddities, mistakes, peculiarities, misspellings, inconsistencies, flaws, imperfections that we can see today.

I'm equally convinced by both arguments. Do I have to choose? No.

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