File:Futhorc Rune Chart.png
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English: This is a chart which shows 30 Anglo-Saxon "futhorc" runes. It shows their names, transliteration characters, and the meanings of their names. |
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| Source | Own work |
| Author | Blodcyning |
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| current | 18:30, 23 December 2020 | | 1,622 × 831 (148 KB) | commons>Hurlebatte | I changed eolhx to ilx because I noticed that eolhx might be a modern corruption from the modern copy of the rune poem of a spelling found in Cotton MS Domitian A IX f 10. Meanwhile, ilx is found in Byrhtferth St Johns MS17 and shows no sign of corruption. There's also ilcs from Vindobonensis 795. |
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