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[At the top of the page right side up in good calligraphy, thin nib:] Greg Arundell [a line is drawn beneath the name]
[A calligraphy practice page]
[Transcription order: Right side up first, skipping inverted text , top to bottom. Then Upside down, bottom to top (as viewed in the present orientation), skipping right side up text)]


[Second line, bookhand style, something scratched out (I can't read it), scratched out with the same strokes and nib as wrote Greg Arundell]
[right side up]


[Three lines, upside down ]  
[Crossed out]: Greg Arundell
[Crossed out]: g Cadu tenis Urgear [?]
John Arundell [design] Eiub Liber
Anno Domo 1659


Destruchtorium, vitiorum
[upside down]
Dichonarium paperum
Holcot in librii sapientiae


[Bottom of page, upside down:] Greg Arundell [same hand and style as at the top of the page, also with a decorative underscore. Next to it, a student has copied the same name with heavy strokes:] Greg Arund [the word runs into the margin of the book, there isn't enough room to finish.] 
[Right below, the teacher writes out two lines of text and a student copies them.]
[Below that, the words:] by me J A of the pish [parish?] of Exoore [?] of [overall, a calligraphic A]
[Below, scrawled at a slant:] and also
[Below that, in large calligraphic letters:]  William Stawear[?][Underlined many times]
In an open space between & to the right of the two previous names is a set of 13 lower-case e's (like backward 3's) arranged in the shape of the same letter. To the left of them are the initials JEe in a calligraphic flourish. Below is a thick little calligraphic W.]


[Between William's last name (upside down) & John's first name (right side up) are some practice sigils I can't interpret]
Greg: Arundell
Greg: Arundell ['ell' written below 'Arund']


[In the middle of the page, right side up, in a strong hand, on one line:] John Arundell [pen design like a Celtic knot] Eius Liber [as if copying a bookplate]
Clammina printniteros salapulat ferga pariptos
[Second line:] Anno domo ~ 1659
Salpula fulgiticos cospilat socos.
 
Clammina printniteros salapular ferga pariptos
Salpula fulgiticos cospilat [uncertian character, design] socos.
 
Vyme of A of the pish of Exon[?] of
the
 
[a series of 13 practice lowercase h characters, and a1 practice x or r]
and the
 
William Scawen [decorative flourish at end]
the the the
 
Destructorium vitorium.
Dichonarum pauperum [in different hand] Cast ed the
Holcot in librum sapientiæ

Revision as of 01:06, 24 July 2017

[A calligraphy practice page] [Transcription order: Right side up first, skipping inverted text , top to bottom. Then Upside down, bottom to top (as viewed in the present orientation), skipping right side up text)]

[right side up]

[Crossed out]: Greg Arundell [Crossed out]: g Cadu tenis Urgear [?] John Arundell [design] Eiub Liber Anno Domo 1659

[upside down]


Greg: Arundell Greg: Arundell ['ell' written below 'Arund']

Clammina printniteros salapulat ferga pariptos Salpula fulgiticos cospilat socos.

Clammina printniteros salapular ferga pariptos Salpula fulgiticos cospilat [uncertian character, design] socos.

Vyme of A of the pish of Exon[?] of the

[a series of 13 practice lowercase h characters, and a1 practice x or r] and the

William Scawen [decorative flourish at end] the the the

Destructorium vitorium. Dichonarum pauperum [in different hand] Cast ed the Holcot in librum sapientiæ

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