• Oxford, Christ Church College MS 148 / Gower Scribe or Scribe D

the base of the left limb is usually set slightly higher than the right. Usage: 'Wher of'; 'W' in an upper case position at the beginning of a line. The left limb does not connect at the bottom of the

• Scotland, Glasgow, University Library, MS Hunter 7 (S.1.7) / Gower Scribe III

from top left towards the bottom right of the graph. These different features of decoration feature in several of the scribe's upper case graphs. g Usage: 'grete'; a 'g' very similar to that of Scribe D. The lower lobe is

• London, British Library MS Harley 7334 / Gower Scribe or Scribe D

of the letter. Usage: 'Or'; parallel lines as decoration within an upper case letter is a noticeable feature of the scribe's hand in some tracts of text. For more examples see Wild Letter 3. Usage: 'woundes'; a further example

• London, British Library, MS Egerton 1991 / Gower Scribe or Scribe D

a 2-shaped element in front of the graph. g Usage: 'grace'; both lobes of double compartment 'g' are about the same size, but the aspect of the upper lobe is more vertical whilst that of the lower lobe is more

• Cambridge, St John's College, MS H.1 (204) / Delta

the labels on the image of the Ark on this folio. Note the two pairs of parallel lines as decoration, a feature of some of Scribe D's manuscripts. Scribe D also uses this type of graph for 'A' occasionally. Usage: