The small seal on the next page.
I understand according to the small seal and Fanqie, it should be transfered into 䱤, but as it has been defined as a head character, what we should do is to encode it instead of correcting the original book.
重刊孫真人備急千金要方 孙真人备急千金要方 备急千金要方 普济方
This character used in the name of a Traditional Chinese Medicine is the variant form of 複. 巾 and 衤 could be transformed into each other.
No more evidence could be found, it must be a homophonic substitution case.
The annotation of 鯼 proved that it's a kind of sea fish which is totally different with 鲫.
⿰魚畟 couldn't be the wrong glyph of 鯼.
Because the relevant chapters have been scattered in the Yuan Dynasty versions, it is impossible to confirm which words are correct, and they should be retained together.
IRG Working Set 2021v4.0
Source: TAO Yang
Date: Generated on 2023-06-02
Unification
A variant form of 叢.
It's a stable error which could be kept in this set. Considering it's the wrong glyph of 頟, adding a new UCV to ⿰名頁 and 各頁 is also acceptable.
Unify to 𥀹 (U+25039)
Evidence
I understand according to the small seal and Fanqie, it should be transfered into 䱤, but as it has been defined as a head character, what we should do is to encode it instead of correcting the original book.
五音集字
经籍籑诂
辞通 卷二十二
Yes it's a variant form of 啞, but stable enough to be encoded.
Stable enough to be encoded.
As the annotations under the Kai style head characters, 隸 means 隸定/transfer obviously.
This character used in the name of a Traditional Chinese Medicine is the variant form of 複. 巾 and 衤 could be transformed into each other.
The evidence above is from 中药大辞典.
It's a independent head character which should be kept in this set.
一切经音义三种校本合刊
毛先舒: 《看三生石记》//郑澍若: 《虞初续志》咸豐元年重刊本，小瑯環山館藏板
The glyph in modern versions are in accord with the shape of original one. There should be a transcription error in 《杭州府志》.
Glyph Design & Normalization
火 is often written like this.
Other
The annotation of 鯼 proved that it's a kind of sea fish which is totally different with 鲫.
⿰魚畟 couldn't be the wrong glyph of 鯼.