No plaintext: composed freely by hand
Still possible research result: open
The text has no plaintext; it was composed freely in a personal, language-like idiom, as in glossolalia or automatic writing.
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| answers | What kind of text is it? | QST08JG1S1G6D9T |
| refines | Made-up text, written freely | ANS0D8GG93G7CGA |
| against (from) | Five scribes wrote the text | EVD0D8GDHPM3VVE |
| against (from) | The hands are interchangeable in variant choice | EVD0D8GDPTP36PJ |
| for (from) | Adjacent identical and near-identical words are common | EVD0D8GDKN465TE |
| for (from) | Adjacent pages share vocabulary, as in languages | EVD0D8GDQJ46FS3 |
| for (from) | Glyph entropy is lower than in any of 103 languages | EVD0D8GDKDA0QEB |
| for (from) | Word order carries almost no information | EVD0D8GDN405FYV |
| for (from) | Words spelled alike are used alike | EVD0D8GDMMC3M2G |
| neutral (from) | Pages group by Currier language and scribe | EVD0D8GDX5T2G54 |