@yogthos Meh. You can make the whole thing more or less difficult depending on graphic conventions. Why use "ſ" for "s" for example? That was not a rule and it's not a difference in language just in typography. Both co-existed depending on the publisher. Same with handwritten "u" and "v" before printing. Finally, between the 11th and 15th Centuries, English was not standardized at all. This whole thing is more clickbait than anything accurate or historical.