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• RE: Can you amend these few 'Latin' words?

  Ruby Novacna > 26-08-2022, 03:15 PM

  (26-08-2022, 02:02 PM)Searcher Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.you can understand which of its meanings is used in the text, only knowing  context.

  I was hoping that the formation of a sentence in Greek and Latin would, perhaps, be sufficiently different to distinguish them.

• RE: Can you amend these few 'Latin' words?

  Searcher > 26-08-2022, 04:50 PM

  (26-08-2022, 03:15 PM)Ruby Novacna Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.I was hoping that the formation of a sentence in Greek and Latin would, perhaps, be sufficiently different to distinguish them.

  Of course, if the nearby words in a line or in a paragraph are obviously Latin or Greek, then you can conclude which language is.

• RE: Can you amend these few 'Latin' words?

  Ruby Novacna > 13-10-2022, 12:44 AM

  The EVA words darol and darary appear among the labels on page 82r.
  The word darol is also found in the image on page 68r3 and in the image on 75v.
  In examining the images on page 82r I have suggested that darol and darary should be read as terra and terrarum.
  Do you think that these Latin words could be found in such images?

• RE: Can you amend these few 'Latin' words?

  Ruby Novacna > 16-10-2022, 01:38 PM

  The labels are very important, in general, because they give us clues to the phonetic values of the glyphs in the manuscript.
  The words darol and darary, if they really mean terra and terrarum, tell us that EVA a must or can be read as e.

• RE: Can you amend these few 'Latin' words?

  Ruby Novacna > 04-12-2022, 10:41 AM

  Can a label on page 82r, sororl, be Latin?
  Currently I am experimenting with reading some EVA l as i, e or ei. 
  In this way sororl would be sorori or sorore from soror or sororio, part of a set formed with following labels? 
  Or is it (Juno) sororia, applied to the little nymph?
  Which variant, in your opinion, would be better?
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