Heavily abbreviated Latin or vernacular
Still possible research result: open
The text is a heavily abbreviated or shorthand rendering of Latin or a vernacular, with word ends replaced by a small set of suspension signs.
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| answers | Is it a list, index or shorthand? | QST08JG42980WJ9 |
| answers | Is it a natural language? | QST08JG27P80HMJ |
| refines | Heavy shorthand | ANS0D8GEEGG31EW |
| against (from) | No repeated four-word phrases | EVD0D8GDMW61R3Z |
| against (from) | Stems fall into ending classes | EVD0D8GDW6J4ZP7 |
| against (from) | Word order carries almost no information | EVD0D8GDN405FYV |
| for (from) | -m is a line-final form of -in / -n | EVD0D8GDY520WNV |
| for (from) | Adjacent pages share vocabulary, as in languages | EVD0D8GDQJ46FS3 |
| for (from) | Endings are more concentrated than Italian's | EVD0D8GDS106H27 |
| for (from) | Glyph entropy is lower than in any of 103 languages | EVD0D8GDKDA0QEB |
| for (from) | Herbal pages open with a word found on no other page | EVD0D8GDYWG2XHY |