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Labels
with hyperlinks |
Glyphs |
Results
from a closer study of Fischer's (F) and Barthel's (B)
documentations of the texts |
Results from
imagined contexts |
Decisions |
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Aa1-15 |
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F: Left and
right parts are close together, but there is a gap.
B:
Written as a single glyph. |
The parallel
texts (H/P/Q) has a glyph
GD88 in the 'gap'. Furthermore Pa5-71 shows a 'cut
off' sign. |
There is a
short gap between left at right parts. |
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Aa2-45 -- 46 |
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F: Left and
right parts are close together (both 45 and 46), but
there are gaps.
B: 45
written as two glyphs 46 as one glyph. |
45:
GD78 can make contact
with preceding glyph.
46:
Possibly Saturn
has a meaning (cfr GD88
above) 'cut off'. |
There are
short gaps between left at right parts. |
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Aa4-72 |
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F: Left and
right parts are close together but there is a gap.
B:
Written as a single glyph. |
'Limbs' can
make contact with preceding glyphs. Here there might be
a suggestion of viri (GD33)
in the arm. |
There is a
short gap between left at right parts.. |
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Aa6-54 |
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F: Left and
right parts are very close together (lower line of the
'arm' even touching).
B: Written
as a single glyph. |
GD88 (see
above) once again close, but three toes visible at
right. Ra3-101 and Ra3-102 are single glyphs. |
No gap. |
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Aa8-54 |
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F: Arm 'cut
off' but toes connecting.
B: Arm 'cut
off' but toes connecting. |
Light from
toes making light (GD41)
by contact. |
No gap. |
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Ab2-45 |
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F: Left and
right parts are close together but there is a gap.
B:
Written as a single glyph. |
Comparison
with Ab2-46 shows that a gap is
intended. |
There is a
short gap between left at right parts. |