23-05-2026, 03:49 AM
The glyph you call "ee" is not a vowel . It is a consonant cluster.
It can represent "ce; "ec", "ch", "n" , depending on context.
Dismissing it as "apophenia" is avoidance to take time and understand the text.
It is evidence of handwriting variability - in old documents letters like "n", "u" ,"v" are nearly identical.
In VM -it may be by purpose, but maybe merely the handwriting stile with all the ambiguity that it entails...
It can represent "ce; "ec", "ch", "n" , depending on context.
Dismissing it as "apophenia" is avoidance to take time and understand the text.
It is evidence of handwriting variability - in old documents letters like "n", "u" ,"v" are nearly identical.
In VM -it may be by purpose, but maybe merely the handwriting stile with all the ambiguity that it entails...