 of these words is often suprascript, being occasionally ligatured with a following i into a sinuous line like S. • In Leyden Voss. Q 69 (Continental) q (without contractionstroke) followed by this sinuous symbol denotes 'quis.' In Milan C 301 inf. we...  Contractions in Early Latin Minuscule Mss - Pagina 15door Wallace Martin Lindsay - 1908 - 54 pagina’sVolledige weergave - Over dit boek
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...contraction-stroke traversing the shaft of the b) 'quibus ' (eg Milan C 301). (3) Other types. The u of these words is often suprascript, being occasionally...'quis' (on fol. 5 r. in the phrase ' nisi quis'). Quern' is not so often contracted as the other cases. To the expressions of this word that have been... | |
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