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Printing and writing materials: their evolution (1912)
Smith, Adele Millicent · Philadelphia, The author · leaf 186
er, around which it waswound.Papyrus The r°Hs were of various lengths. A fairly full copy of the ritual of the dead, the whole ora part of which was buried with every person ofconsequence from the eighteenth dynasty1 to theRoman period, required a roll fifteen inches wideand from eighty to ninety… … 3i k~P m A! If IPh. A. 9 LI ■ttt I FtL 4? // © 4 m O c k of r? ftp £ D t AT am MM Q—J ft* 7 A. r? -9? ^ K3< §i fg A. « £ s? * ** 4ft CD a riL of ^i A ^ SELECTION FROM THE BOOK OF THE DEAD—TURIN (HIEROGLYPHIC) papyrus. [From Davis. By permission of G. P. Putnams Sons. J PAPYRUS 135 tant is the…Writing · Printing · Paper industry · Bookbinding
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