8 hours ago
(This post was last modified: 8 hours ago by Bluetoes101.)
Thanks Nablator, I was hoping you or Marco took an interest.
I've been looking a little at "the hard one" today "vullamnia" (or other possible readings). Do you think it is possible it is "vult omnia"? This is going on from my "may it be mollior and not mallior" maybe not perfect latin on the writers part, or a scribal habit of o's that look like a's.
I found an example that tricked OCR, because.. well it doesn't look like "t".. but it is (I think)
This example is from rather late (1731), however obviously "vult omnia" was very common, searching for that jumps my 1 hit on "vull omnia" to almost 8000 "vult omnia".
1731 - Kibler de mortificatione auctus. Explicatio in hunc tractatum, data ab Elilando Bayr Benedictoburano et ab Columbano Hoechstoetter Tegernseensium clericorum directore [u.a.] - BSB Clm 27560
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I've been looking a little at "the hard one" today "vullamnia" (or other possible readings). Do you think it is possible it is "vult omnia"? This is going on from my "may it be mollior and not mallior" maybe not perfect latin on the writers part, or a scribal habit of o's that look like a's.
I found an example that tricked OCR, because.. well it doesn't look like "t".. but it is (I think)
This example is from rather late (1731), however obviously "vult omnia" was very common, searching for that jumps my 1 hit on "vull omnia" to almost 8000 "vult omnia".
1731 - Kibler de mortificatione auctus. Explicatio in hunc tractatum, data ab Elilando Bayr Benedictoburano et ab Columbano Hoechstoetter Tegernseensium clericorum directore [u.a.] - BSB Clm 27560
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