Macro-Typography

Brings news on research into the history of text presentation. Recent posts deal with my discovery of the world's oldest data visualization, the 5th-century Great Stemma. This blog also offers a way to comment on the www.piggin.net website and communicate with the author, Jean-Baptiste Piggin.

Showing posts with label Eusebius. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eusebius. Show all posts
2013-06-23

New Eusebius Tables Coming Out This Year

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Roger Pearse mentioned yesterday how "F. Mone" discovered in Austria in 1853 a key palimpsest containing books 11-15 of Pliny the...
2011-03-08

New Revisions

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So we now have two new pages on the site: one deals in more detail with Eusebius and the likely debt of the Great Stemma to his Chronologic...
2011-01-19

A Latin Counterpart to Eusebius?

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Six years ago, Roger Pearse led a magnificent distributed effort to create an English translation of the Chronological Canons of Eusebius. ...
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