The remnant of the “e” can be seen in the final letter of the word. When compared with the “k” in “meekly” in the panel for verse 59, it is clear “meke,” rather than “meek,” is the scribe’s intent here. ↩

The bottom of the “o” and “u” of “our” are clear in the fourth word on the line. Likewise, the number of minims and the lack of an otiose mark for the final letter make it clear it is “laste” rather than “last,” and the otiose marks beginning and ending the word and the number of minims make it clear it is “testament.” The bottom as well as the top of the words at the beginning of the line is sometimes missing, making any judgments regarding spelling more speculative there. The abbreviation for the final “e” in “oure” is based on how the word is formed elsewhere on the panel. ↩