 Possibly this and the following glyph should be regarded as belonging to the text immediately before, i.e. to my compartment 1a instead of to 1b.
These 6 glyphs are variants of GD74. A very slight bulge on the abdomen seems to characterize GD74 and both wings should be seen. Above there are two different kinds of GD74, viz. head looking at us (en face) and head oriented forwards. What made the writer choose one instead of the other? We can use this opportunity to see if the three parallel texts have been composed with the same preferences. Obviously a key to understanding is to perceive how the order above is reversed, with the guy at the end of line b2 coming after the en face person but then, a week later, coming before him. The center should therefore be between Hb3-2 and Hb3-4: |
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