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from one point to another, etc.
I've long thought that Ogilby's Britannia was influenced, at least in
part, by the almanac tradition.
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, the Translators were at liberty to apply it to
whatever was valuable and transparent.
Most Authors will have *Aristophanes* to be the first Author
who mentions *Glass*:
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marketing tool for Moxon who, as we all
know by now, sold globes and maps, as well as geographical playing cards.
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On 11/23/2011 4:40 PM, Deborah Taylor-Pearce wrote:
On 11/21/2011 2:56 PM, Daniel Strebe wrote:
With regard to ligatures
across this sort of thing more often than one would think in the
latter half of the 17th century.
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applicable solutions,
for communications problems, which I can mindlessly apply! ;-)
Happy Thanksgiving to all in the U.S.!
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... So I would love to hear a good debate of the issues from any
MapHister with an opinion on this.
Should I -- or should I not -- use ligatures in my digital editions of
17th-century texts?
Thanks in advance to any willing to argue the case,
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innovative group-mapping projects:
Safecast Draws on Power of the Crowd to Map Japan's Radiation
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/science/july-dec11/japanradiation_11-10.html
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with professional human indexers -- are
the first ones to go when publishers start cutting expenses.)
Nonetheless, what a nice discovery.
Thanks again for the reference,
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knowledgeable
than I, can enlighten us on this
(Aside to Chris and Diana: I very much enjoyed Diana's piece on the
Adair map playing cards in _Cairt: Newsletter of the Scottish Maps
Forum_ at
http://www.nls.uk/media/22598/cairt12.pdf
Thanks for the pointer!)
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the alternate depiction of Europa, who is not riding the bull.)
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, and people shown
on the 1539 map, plus another picture font with crest images.
To learn more about (and/or purchase) Carta Marina fonts, see
http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/insigne/carta-marina/
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.* her Creator.
I don't recall seeing this particular image on any maps, though, and
if, indeed, it was never favored by cartographers, it would be
interesting to know why not
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of
good practices, as well.
But even if there aren't, I'm sure we can find better solutions to the
postmodern problem(s) of plagiarism than simply cordoning off
everything we think and say publicly with legalistic boilerplate.
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the algorithms of the data mining companies will identify and root out
plagiarism by mechanical means! ;-)
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and bibliographies you keep recommending! ;-)
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-standard file names of the 2 attachments
(with *.2 and *.3 extensions)?
As far as I can tell, both attachments are innocuous text files which
repeat the content of the post ... or am I missing something here?
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with the technocrats in charge! ;-)
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dissertation?
I don't have time to read it now, but I'd like the information for my
records so that I can look at it later when I finally get back to
working on Thomas Hariot's interchange with Burghley about maps of the
Americas.
Thanks,
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or any of them shall come, to take my paines in good part,
wishing they were such as could yeeld every man his
expectation and satisfaction
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Cavendish when re-hashing all of this half a century later, but still,
I would think that a similar interest in the personal (and
self-aggrandizement), as well as the political, would have factored
into it.
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part of the earth.
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for you.
Since this scholarly argument has now turned anti-intellectual,
there's no point in continuing it.
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to even begin to judge your research or interpret
the data you've amassed, especially when this involves having to
read through a lot of maps and charts.
That's best left to others,
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. ;-)
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(this is *sha-ch'ing* or 'killing the
green')
I doubt this is the kind of land survey Giulio had in mind when he
first raised this topic, but I'll bet it has a very long history in
China, all the same!
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with your endeavors on this front!
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with mapping per
se, so I don't really know whether either man had recourse to
indigenous Asian maps, or not.
Perhaps other MapHisters can be of more help than I with your very
interesting queries
And do let us know if/when you learn anything more.
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/2010/12/24/kircher-china-monumentis-illustrata/.
Excellent!
Thanks, Joel. I didn't know about this before.
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the aesthetic appeal primal
pull of those very cool sea monsters which embellish so many antique
maps! ;-)
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, indeed. ;-)
Thanks very much for the link, John!
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right now!
I'm not supposed to be doing anything at the moment other than getting
3 websites ready to launch by the end of this month ... to which tasks
I had best return forthwith! bg
In haste,
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the *Map of the Holy Land* printed with the
Bishops' Bible.
So there is perhaps an oblique connection here with Bagford's
mysterious collection of maps and fragments, as documented by Harper
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to this group otherwise!
;-) -- and to the MoMA exhibition website.
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wyddowe of Christoffel of Endhoue[n] and
the widow of C. Ruremond are indeed one and the same person.
Can anyone help with this?
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(Her husband's imprint is on all titles published in 1530 and 1531, as
far as I know.)
Sorry about that,
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