Scribal Profile Hand 1 | |
Current Manuscript: | USA, San Marino, CA, Henry E. Huntington Library MS HM 140 |
Folios: | 63r-83r |
Sampled Folios: | 68r, 73v |
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A | |||
Usage: atte squarish horned single compartment 'a'. | Usage: And a squarish lobe to this upper case 'A'. | ||
Usage: A | Usage: As looping approach stroke to upper case letter. | ||
D | |||
Usage: syde looped and unlooped 'd' are both in the scribe's repertoire . The lobe of 'd' often appears triangular. | Usage: oold 'd' in final position with descending tag as a continuation of the upper loop. | ||
Usage: Discrete | Usage: Wedde the scribe also uses the unlooped secretary graph for this letter. | ||
G | |||
Usage: liges tailed 'g' with counter-clockwise flick of the tail. | Usage: thyng(es) the cross-stroke at the head of 'g' continues horizontally before the scribe adds the abbreviative sign for the plural. | ||
Usage: thought | Usage: Glad upper case 'G' with horned head. | ||
H | |||
Usage: behold a neatly contained 'h' graph. | Usage: thurgh 'gh' combination with crossed 'h'. | ||
Usage: He upper case 'H' at the beginning of a line. | Usage: There 'h' on the top line with looping descender curling around the main stem. | ||
R | |||
Usage: ffaders modern 'r' is used in all positions. | Usage: right 'z'-shaped 'r' in initial position. | ||
Usage: Wer 'r' graph overshadowed by the elaborate rising flourish which probably represents a missing final 'e'. | |||
S | |||
Usage: ffaders kidney-shaped 's' always used as final 's' on the sample folios. | Usage: said long 's' used initially and medially. The stem of the graph is thick in the middle and tapers at head and foot. | ||
Usage: She | Usage: Shewe upper case graph at the beginning of a line. | ||
W | |||
Usage: towr the left limb is taller than the remainder of the graph. | Usage: whilom the graph may appear with or without an approach stroke. | ||
Usage: was nearly all 'w's on f73v are of this looped anglicana type, whereas the graph seen in versions 1 and 2 were most represented on f68. Both styles are used as upper case letters also. | Usage: in worde | ||
Y | |||
Usage: byfore the left limb is usually set at an angle which is paralleled by the right. | Usage: yore | ||
Usage: louyd |