Legible Research Articles

Less legible meanings: between poetry and philosophy in the work of Emerson

Less legible meanings: between poetry and philosophy in the work of Emerson

The Origin, Evolution and Distribution of Open Fields in Poland: A Case Study of Pomerania

(1988). The Origin, Evolution and Distribution of Open Fields in Poland: A Case Study of Pomerania. Geografiska Annaler: Series B, Human Geography: Vol. 70, Landscape History: Papers from the 1987 meeting of the Permanent European Conference for the Study of the Rural Landscape, pp. 179-185.

Restoration and Preservation of Typewriting and Printing on Charred Documents

SummaryIt was found that temperatures required to make typewriting and printing legible are generally slightly higher than those required in the case of handwriting.

The Prophetic Scenes in the Tree of Jesse at Orvieto

In his monumental publication on the Cathedral of Orvieto, Luigi Fumi stated that full understanding of the imagery of the early-fourteenth-century Tree of Jesse on the facjade (Fig. 1)1 would be achieved only after prolonged research.2 Indeed, its enigmatic character precluded anything more than tentative and often incomplete results until 1936.3 In that year, however, Antonia Nava drew attention to the fact that the Jesse Tree at Orvieto was not a unique survival, as had been supposed previously, but that other Trees of the same type could be found among the murals of the monasteries of Lavra and Dochiariou on Mt. Athos and on the exterior decoration of five Bucovinian churches, all dating from the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries.4 At first Nava's discovery seemed to solve nearly all of the problems which had frustrated Fumi and others, for most of these painted Jesse Trees bore legible inscriptions which identified the various scenes and figures. However, Nava herself was aware that a number ...

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Book Review: Reorganized, Up-Dated, More Legible …: Advertising Techniques and Management

Book Review: Reorganized, Up-Dated, More Legible …: Advertising Techniques and Management

Legible or Discriminable?

Legible or Discriminable?

Surety in Alexander's Letter to the Chians

A FRAGMENTARY STOICHEDON INSCRIPTION, of which two parts were published by Haussoullier in BCH 3 (1879) 328 if., and a third part by Studniczka in Ath. Mitt. 13 (1888) 165, was restudied and restored by Lenschau in 1940,1 and its reconstruction still further advanced by Wilhelm in 1943.2 It contains a letter of Alexander the Great to the Chians, and the first legible lines concern the treatment of certain people who fail to pay fines imposed by the 5iuAos, apparently on conviction ;rl j3apg3apralAr[l].3 The lines contain 31 letters (as Zolotas had demonstrated), and Wilhelm restores the text as follows:

Corrigendum

In the April No., 1935, p. 66,1 asserted that Bechtel's proposal to read Kυλαιθίδος at Theocr. 5. 15 was prompted by Hdas 6. 55, which is now read otherwise. This is a mistake; it comes from 6. 50, where the papyrus is quite legible.

Clavdivs and the Primores Galliae:

In the April number of the Classical Quarterly, Mr. H. J. Cunningham calls in question my interpretation of a passage in the speech of Claudius on the claims of the Gallic chieftains, which I will follow his good example by quoting in full. It forms the first legible sentence of Column II.