- ring of Avebury".
Places of
Peace and Power.
William Stukely (1743),
Palaeographia Britannica, vol. 1
Edward Herbert Stone (1924), The
Stones of Stonehenge...
-
Fonds Coislin, in
Bibliotheca Coisliniana (Paris, 1705). In 1708 in
Palaeographia Graeca Montfaucon became the
first to use the term "palaeography". The...
-
politician William Goodhall. He
wrote about the site in his 1743 book,
Palaeographia Britannica No. I', in
which he
argued that the cave's
decorated chamber...
-
Montfaucon with the
publication of his work on Gr**** palaeography, the
Palaeographia Graeca, in 1708.
Palaeography is an
essential skill for many historians...
-
first briefly noted in
English in 1746 by
William Stukeley, in his
Palaeographia Britannica. The
first detailed account in
English was
written by Smart...
-
Pertusi (Florence: Leo S. Olschki, 1977), p. 384.
Bernard de Montfaucon,
Palaeographia Graeca (Paris, 1708), pp. 81-86.
Ambroise Firmin-Didot, Alde Manuce...
- G. F. Warner, 2nd series, pl. 33, London, 1884–94. Westwood, J. O.,
Palaeographia sacra pictoris, no. 19, London, 1843–5.
Direct link to the digitised...
- sect (1907), p. 283. The
Hebrew scripts,
Volume 2,
Salomo A. Birnbaum,
Palaeographia, 1954, "To
apply the term
Phoenician to the
script of the
Hebrews is...
- less
ornamented style of
writing more like
Latin print. In 1708, the
Palaeographia Graeca was
published by
Bernard de Montfaucon, who
studied so thoroughly...
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Aramaic alphabet The
Hebrew scripts,
Volume 2,
Salomo A. Birnbaum,
Palaeographia, 1954
Archived 2023-07-08 at the
Wayback Machine, "To
apply the term...
