I can write in a way that looks much prettier than this, but this is how I'd write a note or something, though my pretty handwriting would generally have most of the same letter forms and long tails it would just be less scratchy and they would be better seperated
It's a section from an English translation of Táin Bó Cúailnge
I kind of have a strange obsession with it, I find it much more interesting and it has a lot more personality but I find it hard to find any online especially considering that I do not speak Russian lol.
I know the time frame, it's more so that I cant find digital copies of any of them free or otherwise I know sometimes universities have public databases but I have no idea how to look for specifically original editions because I've seen some but they've been modernised when it comes to spelling.
Sorry if this does not fit the sub wasn't sure where else to ask and Google wasn't very helpful.
I'm not really looking for animals that are gluttonous in the sense that they eat a lot because that would be normal for their species, but animals that (comparatively) often in the wild eat so much or presumably more likely such large prey that it kills them, either trying to swallow it or they aren't able to digest it or whatever.
I sort of need to reliably be able to connect vertices with a given radius to another vertex with a given radius to a given distance, I hope I'm making sense.
Let's say I want to find the triangle into which two given radius circles could fit where each circle only meets the triangle twice once on each two sides.
basically this is not the only application I need it for but this visualises it well, what i'm trying to something akin to the upper part of the exclamation mark.
I want to be able to somehow define the length of the shape, the and the radius of the vertices.
or I guess like if you had a tank tread that would be a similar case of a shape defined by the circumflexing of a line along a area defined by circles.
I'm not sure why, my dog grew up with my previous cat and our new cat grew up with my dog and they refuse to eat their own food (dry).
When I fill the cats bowl she sniffs it then leaves it, then comes my dog running and eats it.
When I try to fill my dogs bowl he refuses to eat it, leaves it and when my cat sees that the dogs bowl is full starts running there to eat it.
They sometimes eat their own when I'm watching, but the moment I leave they switch bowls.
