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A |
| Usage: a a very degraded fly-leaf fragment. The scribe uses both single and double compartment 'a'. | | Usage: charged |
| Usage: man double compartment 'a' stands above the level of surrounding graphs. | | Usage: And again the scribe employs both single and double compartment upper case 'A'. |
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D |
| Usage: delicat looped 'd' is used throughout. | | Usage: forbode |
| Usage: charged the bowl of 'd' may be squarish or rounded as in this example. | | Usage: |
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G |
| Usage: god tailed 'g' which resembles the modern letter. | | Usage: thing the head of 'g' is closed with a very fine hairline stroke which is now difficult to distinguish. |
| Usage: stronge the tail loops round and crosses itself to join to the following graph. | | Usage: charged |
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H |
| Usage: hirteth tail-stroke may extend in a clockwise curve back beyond the line of the stem. | | Usage: fareth 'h' after 't' in final position is sometimes crossed. |
| Usage: bothe sometimes the limb is more or less vertical. | | Usage: lecherye |
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R |
| Usage: lecherye long 'r' is used in all positions and is the only type of 'r' in this fragment. | | Usage: mesur(e) 'r' with flourish probably representative of 'e'. |
| Usage: firen 'e' attached to the top of the right fork of 'r'. | | Usage: charged |
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S |
| Usage: soule long 's' with thick stem. | | Usage: silence long 's' with split stem. |
| Usage: ys sigma 's' used in final position. | | Usage: stronge |
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W |
| Usage: what cursive 'w' with tall middle loop. | | Usage: swete |
| Usage: Wt | | Usage: What no difference between upper and lower case graphs. |
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Y |
| Usage: ys 'y' is very difficult to distinguish from thorn. This could be the scribe's abbreviation for 'this' rather than 'ys'. | | Usage: body 'y' with long straight tail-stroke. |
| Usage: Wyne | | Usage: lecherye |
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Thorn |
| Usage: þei very similar to the scribe's 'y' graph. | | Usage: þt |
| Usage: þe the scribe frequently uses thorn with a superscript for an abbreviation. | | Usage: Ȝif the single yogh in this fragment. |
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Upper Case Letters |
| Usage: Causeth | | Usage: Thei |
| Usage: Lafe | | Usage: And |