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Palaeography (UK) or
paleography (US;
ultimately from Gr****: παλαιός, palaiós, 'old', and γράφειν, gráphein, 'to write') is the
study and
academic discipline...
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status of
trainee civil servant,
receive the
qualification of archivist-
paleographer after completing a thesis. They
generally go on to
pursue careers as...
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sprinter (d. 1969) 1881 –
Roger Martin du Gard,
French novelist and
paleographer,
Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1958) 1881 –
Hermann Staudinger,
German chemist...
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dynasties used to call the
design on
their bronze vessels; as
American paleographer and
scholar of
ancient China Sarah Allan notes,
there is no particular...
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variant of the
Cyrillic alphabet that
originated in
medieval Bosnia.
Paleographers consider the
earliest features of
Bosnian Cyrillic script had likely...
- marriage, he was
probably born not
before 1405,
according to archivist-
paleographer Matei Cazacu [fr]. Furthermore, an
archival do****ent
indicates Rais'...
- This mark is
later called a
punctus interrogativus.
According to some
paleographers, it may have
indicated intonation,
perhaps ****ociated with
early musical...
- philologist, bibliographer, translator, journalist, editor, publisher,
paleographer, ethnographer, biographer, researcher,
civil servant,
patriot and hero...
- break, and the
status of the
other two
letters are in question. Some
paleographers and
others have
continued to
insist that the
inscription is ancient...
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professor at a
seminary in Padua. His
scholarly speciality was as an
expert paleographer, a
student of
ancient and
medieval Church m****cripts. Eventually, he...