Madame,

Thank you for your quick response.

When reading >characters< in your directions for the use of >Enigma<, I had in mind ascii characters and things of that sort (that include blanks, e.g.). Now I see that in >Enigma< dots stand for letters. But when seeking, e.g., >sic ut<; >simul ac< or >pro dolor<, I can obviously do it by putting an asterisk instead of a dot for a blank (sic*ut; simul*ac; pro*dolor).

As a Medieval Latinist, I am glad to find yronia, karitas, nichil (not so aecclesia, michi, Ihesus, coelum, which are >possible Latin forms< in medieval manuscripts).

Your tool runs very fast.

Thank you again for putting it online.

Best, Udo Kindermann

Dr Udo Kindermann

Professor emerit. of Medieval Latin

University at Cologne

50923 Köln

Germany