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A |
| Usage: as single compartment 'a' with squarish lobe. | | Usage: At the scribe has two versions of upper case 'A'. |
| Usage: And | | Usage: alday single compartment 'a' has a horned head. |
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D |
| Usage: louede mainly unlooped 'd' is used. | | Usage: ridyng very occasionally the scribe does use looped 'd'. |
| Usage: dispence curved and arched stroke to close off the single lobe of 'd'. | | |
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G |
| Usage: ageyn secretary 'g' with reverse curve of the descender. | | Usage: giterne the scribe quite often attaches an extra hairline stroke above the start of the horizontal stroke. |
| Usage: lough | | Usage: singe |
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H |
| Usage: hoppe the stem of 'h' leans to the right. The limb is short and stumpy. | | Usage: his the scribe leaves an extra hairline presumably as he penned the stem of 'h', making a second stroke to finish the loop at the head. |
| Usage: He the bifurcation at the top is visible also on this upper case 'H'. | | Usage: He was the first word of the folio. |
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R |
| Usage: ridyng thick stem for modern 'r'. | | Usage: prentise 'z'-shaped 'r' is also used. |
| Usage: Rubible | | Usage: Reuel the scribe sometimes uses a more elaborate form of upper case 'R' than in version 3. |
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S |
| Usage: as note the horned effect on top of this 's' used exclusively in final position on this folio. | | Usage: seyn bifurcation visible at the top of most 's's. Long 's' is used initially and medially. |
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W |
| Usage: (H)e was 'w' with arched and extended left limb is used most frequently on this folio. | | Usage: swich there are a few examples of 'w' with looped head on this folio. |
| Usage: word | | Usage: Wel upper case 'W' with an approach stroke which takes advantage of space in the left margin. A foot at the base of the left limb. |
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Y |
| Usage: ridyng the tail of 'y' is variously configured. | | Usage: seyn |
| Usage: ageyn occasionally the tail of 'y' is truncated as here. | | |
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Thorn |
| Usage: þider thorn is used frequently for 'th', not just in abbreviated words such as 'þat' or 'þ(er)', but in the middle of words as well. | | Usage: trouþe the stem is fairly short. It curves and tapers towards the bottom. |
| Usage: boþen | | Usage: þe thorn is also used in the running titles. |
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Abbreviative Marks |
| Usage: p(ar)amo(ur) | | Usage: þ(er) |
| Usage: p(ar)amo(ur) | | Usage: co(n)uertible |
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I |
| Usage: I a strange version of upper case 'I' with a very short stem, almost shorter than the approach stroke, and an attached shadow stroke which is also longer than the stem itself. | | Usage: Ioli |
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Upper Case Letters |
| Usage: Out | | Usage: To |
| Usage: But | | Usage: Vpon |