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A |
| Usage: aftir 'a' is double compartment with flat head linked by hairline. | | Usage: gate the lower compartment is generally larger than the upper compartment. |
| Usage: can | | Usage: And |
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D |
| Usage: deth looped 'd' is used most of the time. | | Usage: tried in final position, 'd' is often tagged. |
| Usage: REdde an occasional use of unlooped 'd'. | | Usage: dei this unlooped 'd' is in the scribe's more formal script used to introduce the 'Passus'. |
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G |
| Usage: god the lower lobe of double compartment 'g' is frequently smaller than the upper compartment. | | Usage: vndirfang occasionally final 'g' has a flourish attached to the horizontal extension. |
| Usage: Eggyd the lower compartments of 'g' frequently look ragged. | | Usage: god 'g' in the scribe's more formal script. |
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H |
| Usage: hosbundrye the head of 'h' is generally looped. | | Usage: asketh |
| Usage: thorouȝh | | Usage: Holy upper case 'H' with curved extension out into the left margin which defines the graph as upper case. |
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R |
| Usage: robe long 'r' is used in all positions. | | Usage: ar(e) frequent flourishes attached to final 'r' usually denoting a missing 'e'. |
| Usage: or 'z'-shaped 'r' is used only after 'o'. | | Usage: dabitur the modern 'r' of the scribe's display script. |
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S |
| Usage: seiden long 's' is used in initial and medial positions. | | Usage: se sigma 's' is also used in initial as well as in final positions. |
| Usage: knees | | Usage: So |
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W |
| Usage: whom 'w' is looped with the base of the left element sitting higher than the right. | | Usage: thow the middle loop stands above the elements on either side. |
| Usage: knowyng the lower compartment of the 'B'-shape at the right is lower than the left part of the graph. | | Usage: What a different graph as the upper case letter. Both heads are open with the left arm reaching out to the left instead of forming a loop over the remainder of the graph. |
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Y |
| Usage: wyttes 'y's are mainly dotted. | | Usage: my the tail may be longer or shorter but always turns counter-clockwise to finish. |
| Usage: peyne | | Usage: mayde |
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Thorn and Yogh |
| Usage: þt thorn is used frequently throughout. | | Usage: leiȝeþ |
| Usage: rytȝfullyche yogh is used both as equivalent of 'gh' and of 'y'. | | Usage: ȝoure |
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Upper Case Letters |
| Usage: Than | | Usage: Iudas |
| Usage: Ne | | Usage: Be |