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.

2013-04-06

Great Minds

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Do great minds think alike? Here a couple of striking quotes separated by a millennium and a half. First of all comes Cassiodorus, who seems...
2013-03-25

Timelines Go 3D

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It's always interesting to see where fifth-century educational techniques are getting us to, 1,600 years later. A couple of modern items...
2013-02-22

Studia Patristica

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Amazingly hard-working Markus Vinzent of the University of London has just announced that the proceedings of the 2011 Oxford Patristics Con...
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2013-02-03

Board Game

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After searching for some time for any ancient board game on which the Great Stemma might possibly be modelled, I believe the best match woul...
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2013-01-28

School Stemma

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A couple of days ago I published a post about an adaptation of the Great Stemma that appears in the bibles of Parc, Floreffe, Foigny and Bu...
2013-01-27

Window into the Past

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Until now I have paid very little attention to a derivative version of the Great Stemma which is found in four bible manuscripts of the 12th...
2013-01-19

Biblia Pauperum

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The Biblia Pauperum is a kind of medieval Reader's Digest version of the Bible which interprets the Old and New Testament as if the mas...
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