Filigranologia

Filigranologia (a filo + grano + -ologia 'studium') est studium signorum aquariorum, quod eruditi ad inveniendas res de tempore et origine exemplorum scriptorum et exemplorum artis in charta conditorum usitate insistunt. Sunt nonnulli signorum aquariorum catalogi, insigniter Les Filigranes Caroli Moysis Briquet (1907), liber qui imagines multorum signorum aquariorum ex instrumentis temporum certorum comprehendit, ad adiuvandos eos qui hoc genus investigare volunt dicatus.^[1]

Notae

↑ J. Bidwell, "The study of paper as evidence, artefact, and commodity," in The Book Encompassed: Studies in Twentieth-Century Bibliography, ed. P. H. Davison (Oak Knoll Press, 1992), 69–82.

stipula

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[1] J. Bidwell, "The study of paper as evidence, artefact, and commodity," in The Book Encompassed: Studies in Twentieth-Century Bibliography, ed. P. H. Davison (Oak Knoll Press, 1992), 69–82.

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