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Richard Porson (25
December 1759 – 25
September 1808) was an
English classical scholar. He was the
discoverer of
Porson's Law. The Gr****
typeface Porson was...
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Porson's Law, or
Porson's Bridge, is a
metrical law that
applies to
iambic trimeter, the main
spoken metre of Gr**** tragedy. It does not
apply to iambic...
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Porson is an
influential typeface in the Gr****
alphabet based on the
handwriting of the
English classicist Richard Porson.
Porson was a
classicist with...
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Porsön is a
peninsula and
residential area in Luleå, Sweden. It had 5,476
inhabitants in 2010 and is home to a
large number of students. Luleå University...
- The
Porson Prize is an
award for Gr****
verse composition at the
University of Cambridge. It was
founded in
honor of
classical scholar Richard Porson and...
- and
remain undivided ... This
epistle from Leo was
considered by
Richard Porson to be the "strongest proof" of
verse inauthenticity. In response, Thomas...
- name Luleå
University College and had its
first campus in the
suburbs of
Porsön in Luleå. But was a
couple of
years later merged with the Teacher's Training...
- by the
Lanston Monotype Company. (Font details) GFS
Porson,
originally created by
Richard Porson from Cambridge, at the end of the 18th century. (Font...
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matter of font design.
While some Gr**** typefaces, most
notably those in the
Porson family (used
widely in
editions of
classical Gr**** texts), have a "stroked"...
- a
prize issued to
winners of the university's
annual poetry competition Porson Prize, a
prize for
students who
develop the best Gr****
composition Raymond...
