Today’s challenge pictured above for Paleographical Challenge.

[Suggested solution to yesterday’s challenge: 

To make inke
To make inke.
Take foure or fyue ounces of galls, three
ounces of vitriall coppresse, two ounces of
the whitest gumme arabeck, and a quart of
middle wort, beat the galls grosly, & put
those together into an earthen pott, iugg, or
glasse, & stirr them all together with a stick
once or twise in each day during a fourtnight.

A recipe for ink, facing an example of “Cloven hande,” in a notebook kept by William Hill in the early seventeenth century.

William Hill, Notebook, pp. 12-13. England, early 17th century. Osborn b234.]