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(This post was last modified: 23 minutes ago by gerrydelasel.)
You don't need to guess at the meaning, it's written in Latin, just translate it! Ai is good at that. It seems to be a technical manuscript. The first page reads
"Incipit liber geomantie nove magistri Ugonis Satiliensis, editus ab Alantrabuluci [translatione]. Estimaverunt Indi quod quando lineantur venie absque numero..."
Here begins the book of the new geomancy by Master Hugh of Santalla, produced from the translation of Al-Tarabulusi. The Indians believed that when lines are drawn without number ...
But the section with the unusual figures appears to be discussing the use of logic in legal arguments (?)
"Incipit liber geomantie nove magistri Ugonis Satiliensis, editus ab Alantrabuluci [translatione]. Estimaverunt Indi quod quando lineantur venie absque numero..."
Here begins the book of the new geomancy by Master Hugh of Santalla, produced from the translation of Al-Tarabulusi. The Indians believed that when lines are drawn without number ...
But the section with the unusual figures appears to be discussing the use of logic in legal arguments (?)