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A |
| Usage: specialy anglicana 'a' is used on these folios. | | Usage: gaudent |
| Usage: A | | Usage: Alla |
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D |
| Usage: day looped 'd' is the usual graph with angular lower lobe. | | Usage: diem a flat head to the loop on this 'd'. |
| Usage: And almost every final d is tagged | | Usage: Doth upper case 'D' with very angular 'Z' or '2' in front of the graph and double vertical strokes within the graph. |
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G |
| Usage: goddis double compartment 'g' is used throughout. Each compartment is angular in shape. | | Usage: kyng 'g' in final position with long descending tag from the extended horizontal slash. |
| Usage: gaudent | | Usage: myghtie |
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H |
| Usage: heried 'h' with looped head and short thick limb. The tail-stroke descends at a forty-five degree angle from the limb and does not turn counter-clockwise. | | Usage: chirch final crossed 'h' after 'c'. |
| Usage: reuthles | | Usage: Habundantly an upper case 'H' defined by the strokes added to the left of the stem. |
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R |
| Usage: reuthles the scribe uses a selection of 'r' graphs. Long 'r', used here in initial position does not descend below the line. | | Usage: Þer modern 'r' in final position and tagged. |
| Usage: forth 'z'-shaped 'r' is also used in final position | | Usage: Rue a very long approach stroke to this upper case graph. |
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S |
| Usage: so sigma 's' is used in initial and final positions. | | Usage: hys |
| Usage: sterre long 's' is also used in initial position as well as medially. | | Usage: So |
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W |
| Usage: whan 'w' has a looped head and the 'B'-shaped element to the right. | | Usage: bakward |
| Usage: ȝow | | Usage: Where 'W' in position at the beginning of a line and tipped with yellow. |
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Y |
| Usage: by 'y' is mainly dotted. The tail is usually contained and often sits on the line. | | Usage: fynde |
| Usage: Habundantly | | Usage: pleynly |
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Thorn and Yogh |
| Usage: þine both thorn and yogh are used. Thorn has a very short stem. | | Usage: þoght |
| Usage: ȝitte yogh has an angled approach stroke to the head and a long tail which ends below the line. | | Usage: ȝo(ur) |
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Upper Case Letters |
| Usage: To the scribe seems to like parallel lines and double dots on his upper case letters. | | Usage: I |
| Usage: Of | | Usage: Made |