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A |
| Usage: satisfaccion both double and single compartment 'a' are used by this scribe. | | Usage: fayn occasional use of the secretary form of 'a'. |
| Usage: And the usual form of upper case 'A'. | | Usage: Amen an elaborate upper case 'A' at the end of the final colophon. |
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D |
| Usage: god looped 'd' is used thoughout. | | Usage: lord angular lobe and 'd' in final position with tag. |
| Usage: Duchesse the upper case version of 'D'. | | Usage: hadde 'd's are of a fairly uniform shape. |
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G |
| Usage: hunger double compartment 'g' is always used. | | Usage: þyng 'g' is sometimes set at a slight angle. A curled addition to the horizontal slash on 'g' in final position. |
| Usage: boghte | | Usage: Geffrey |
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H |
| Usage: hunger tail-stroke of 'h' usually curls round and back to the base of the stem. | | Usage: herkne a more elaborate 'h' with space above for an extended stem. |
| Usage: his from the final colophon. | | Usage: Heere the more elaborate upper case 'H' used in the explicit. |
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R |
| Usage: hunger long 'r' and modern 'r' are both in evidence. | | Usage: preye |
| Usage: ther long 'r' showing the fork level with the mid-point of the preceding letter 'e'. | | Usage: arrette |
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S |
| Usage: Omelyes sigma 's' is used initially and in final position. | | Usage: this 8-shaped 's' in final position from the scribe's display script in the colophon. |
| Usage: Sonne the upper case graph. | | Usage: displese long 's' used initially and medially. |
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W |
| Usage: owre anglicana 'w' with looped head and the 'B'-shaped element to the right. | | Usage: wolde |
| Usage: Wherfore the scribe's upper case letter with a more exaggerated sweep for the left limb which curves over the middle loop and the 'B'-shaped element to the right. | | Usage: worldly |
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Y |
| Usage: by 'y' with a vertical left limb and a wide sweep to the tail. | | Usage: Caunterbury |
| Usage: Geffrey from final colophon. | | Usage: Valentynes |
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Thorn and Yogh |
| Usage: þe thorn is used quite frequently for articles, pronouns and demonstratives. | | Usage: takeþ used in the final explicit. Thorn is also used for the third person present tense ending. |
| Usage: ȝow yogh occurs infrequently and only seems to be used to replace the 'y' element. | | Usage: forȝeue |
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Ampersand |
| Usage: Ampersand sometimes has a curved and looped stroke above. | | Usage: |
| Usage: Ampersand with simple arched stroke above. | | Usage: |