Byzantine authors had a great penchant for ligatures. Although I do not
have expertise in Greek astrology, I do have some competence in other
aspects of Byzantine literature (including some familiarity with
manuscripts and inscriptions). Based on that experience, I feel I can
safely say that an
From: Kalvesmaki, Joel
Date: Thu, 1 Nov 2012 14:12:35 +
> Byzantine authors had a great penchant for ligatures. Although I do not
have expertise in Greek astrology, I do have some competence in
> other
aspects of Byzantine literature (including some familiarity with
manuscripts
Jeroen Ruigrok van der Werven wrote:
|-On [20121101 11:48], Steven Atreju (snatr...@googlemail.com) wrote:
|>Really fantastic. 'Should rework that Flash or what it is since
|>i got a halequin statue when i wanted to get a close up of
|>Vincent van Gogh..
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|At least
Byzantine authors had a great penchant for ligatures. Although I do not have
expertise in Greek astrology, I do have some competence in other aspects of
Byzantine literature (including some familiarity with manuscripts and
inscriptions). Based on that experience, I feel I can safely say that any
Jeroen Ruigrok van der Werven wrote:
|For those of you that do research for orthographies and the likes based on
|historical pieces, the Dutch Rijksmuseum has recently launched their
|Rijksstudio. You can search through their entire collection of high
|resolution images and create your own cu
The first sign (ascendant or horoscope) is common enough I believe, and I
attach a small portion of a most valuable (10th century ?) Syriac manuscript
(photographed in UV light), a palimpsest, where the inferior text is Greek.
There is clearly a list of 'values' for this ascendant (16,15,14...)
For those of you that do research for orthographies and the likes based on
historical pieces, the Dutch Rijksmuseum has recently launched their
Rijksstudio. You can search through their entire collection of high
resolution images and create your own curated collections (which can be
shared, et cete
Is there evidence that these have been used consistently, on most charts of
the time? These could be ad-hoc notations (as given the contemporary
praxis, ligation per se does not make a "symbol").
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On Thu, Nov 1, 2012 at 2:38 AM, CE Whitehead wrote:
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