On the word "luez" in the marginalia of folio f17v
#11
Thanks @Koen. Following your analysis, I checked some Latin manuscripts for the first word of the sentence, "mollior" (soft/softer in Latin, although I'm not a very good Latin speaker so feel free to correct me). I found something that also closely ressembles the VMS calligraphy:

   

Look at the version in the VMS:

   

The above example is from a 1422 manuscript called "Expositio missae" (BSB Clm 14310). You can find a scan here:

You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.

Could this marginalia be in Latin? We would have "mollior all?r lucem".
[+] 1 user says Thank You to JustAnotherTheory for this post
Reply
#12
Register or login to view the content
Reply
#13
Register or login to view the content
Reply
#14
Register or login to view the content
Reply
#15
Register or login to view the content
Reply
#16
Register or login to view the content
Reply
#17
Register or login to view the content
[+] 2 users say Thank You to MarcoP for this post
Reply
#18
Register or login to view the content
Reply
#19
Register or login to view the content
[+] 3 users say Thank You to MarcoP for this post
Reply
#20
Register or login to view the content
Reply


Possibly Related Threads…
Thread Author Replies Views Last Post
  Folio 66r marginalia Anton 31 47,544 07-01-2019, 11:26 AM
Last Post: Davidsch

Forum Jump:


Users browsing this thread: 2 Guest(s)