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Printing and writing materials: their evolution (1901)

Smith, Adele Millicent · Philadelphia, The author · leaf 34

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in learning to write. Cicero perceived that, withproper care, the letters of the alphabet might beso arranged as to form an infinite number ofsentences; but we have no evidence that hethought of combining them for the purpose ofprinting. ANCIENT RELIEF PROCESSES The old Romans employed wooden and… … risctflDp EOMAN STAMPS [From Jackson] of the inscriptions on their clay lamps were madeby impressing consecutively the type of each let-ter. Brass stamps, with letters engraved in relief,have been frequently found in Italy and also in 10 ANCIENT BELIEF PROCESSES France. They are all small in size…

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