Addendum:
John Robinson (who didn't know this, either) thinks (as I did) "a" means recto and
"b" means verso.
Hence the folio numbers for pieces by van Eyck in the LS supplements are
incorrect.
Rainer
On 22.04.2018 16:05, David van Ooijen wrote:
I have both the Van Eyck facsimile (Saul Groen) and Van Baak Griffioen
in front of me. Van Baak Griffioen does not use recto and verso, but a
and b, a being the left side of the open pages, b the right side. But
you figured that out already. There are academic wars raging on the
pros and cons of either system.
David
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On Sun, 22 Apr 2018 at 15:05, Rainer <[3][email protected]>
wrote:
Dear lute netters,
probably only interesting for hard-core concordance/cognate
collectors.
I have several digital hard copies of van Eyck prints.
The strange thing is that the folio numbers in van Baak Griffioen's
book always differ by 1 page ("half" a folio) from the facsimiles.
I have no explanation for this.
Any idea anybody?
Rainer
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