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A |
| Usage: aboute the majority of the scribe's 'a's are single compartment. However, he has a tendency to include the upper case version of 'A' when 'a' begins a word, or even in the middle of a word. | | Usage: Alle last word in a line so not an upper case graph. |
| Usage: name here the 'a' is the second letter but stands far above surrounding graphs. | | Usage: And an upper case 'A' at the beginning of a line tipped in red. |
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D |
| Usage: dore the scribe's 'd's are looped and the bowl is quite angular. | | Usage: Ap(ar)ayled 'd' in final position is frequently tagged with short downward stroke attached to the extended loop-stroke. |
| Usage: mayde | | Usage: Drede |
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G |
| Usage: go the scribe's 'g's are mainly double compartment. | | Usage: gyle there is an occasional single compartment tailed graph with horned head. |
| Usage: lugged | | Usage: kyng final 'g' has quite a long horizontal extension from the middle of the upper lobe. |
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H |
| Usage: hote the tail of 'h' ends in a counter-clockwise turn. | | Usage: sche |
| Usage: doth it appears that the 'h' after the 't' is crossed but it may just be the scribe extending the cross-bar of 't'. | | Usage: he occasionally the stem has a turned foot. |
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R |
| Usage: craft long 'r' is used in all positions. | | Usage: fayr in final position 'r' is often flourished perhaps to indicate a missing 'e'. |
| Usage: loured 'z'-shaped 'r' is mainly used after vowels and round-bodied graphs. | | Usage: frere |
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S |
| Usage: shette the body of the sigma 's' is square-shaped. It is used in initial and in final position. | | Usage: p(ar)doners |
| Usage: sche long 's' may be used initially and also medially. | | Usage: Sonedayes |
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W |
| Usage: whan 'w' has double head-loops but the height and spread may vary with individual graphs. | | Usage: knowith |
| Usage: wente | | Usage: wiȝtlyche |
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Y |
| Usage: lepyn 'y' is essentially the same throughout. | | Usage: mayde sometimes the second stroke does not connect with the left of the fork, leaving a gap. |
| Usage: Pylorye | | Usage: many the tail is generally set at the same angle with counter-clockwise turn. |
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Thorn and Yogh |
| Usage: þe(supercript) thorn is not used very much on this folio. | | Usage: þoruȝt |
| Usage: ȝeer again yogh is used as equivalent of both 'y' and 'gh'. | | Usage: brouȝt |
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Upper Case Letters |
| Usage: Or | | Usage: By |
| Usage: Now | | Usage: The |