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palaeography
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palaeography
1. the study of the handwritings of the past, and often the manuscripts as well, so that they may be dated, read, etc., and may serve as historical and literary sources
2. a handwriting of the past


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Other algorithms will be more language specific, such as paleographic analysis of Hebrew and Arabic historical documents that will include automatic indexing of document collections, determining authorship, location and date of the documents.
Fabbri and Del Puppo's edition lavishes paleographic and editorial expertise on this writer in the interest of bringing to light the wider literary culture of late Cinquecento Italy.
of Perugia, Italy), historical treatment of the texts and their reception have generally failed to take into account paleographic studies of the transmission of the manuscripts of the Corpus that undermine the evidence upon which those histories are premised.
 
 
 
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