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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition => Topic started by: rkraeuatzd on Tuesday 06 January 26 14:14 GMT (UK)
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Hi everyone,
I think the date in the attachment says the 10th with a lead-in stroke, right?
Grateful if anyone can confirm or correct.
Richard
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I think it is: ixno = nono = ninth.
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Thanks Bookbox. And now I understand that I have to pay closer attention to the superscript letters. Good to know!
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out of curiosity: What does the last line say?
In the 32nd year of the reign of Queen Elizabeth?
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ixno Novembris A(nn)o
R(egni) R(egi)ne Elizabeth(e) &c xxxijdo
= 9 November 1590
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ixno Novembris A(nn)o
R(egni) R(egi)ne Elizabeth(e) &c xxxijdo
= 9 November 1590
Thanks, and what's the meaning of &c
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ixno Novembris A(nn)o
R(egni) R(egi)ne Elizabeth(e) &c xxxijdo
= 9 November 1590
Thanks, and what's the meaning of &c
&c = etc. In this context it stands for
... dei gratia anglie francie et hibernie fidei defensoris ...
... by the grace of god [queen] of England, France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith ...
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Thanks Bookbox.