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Citogenesis

Thanks to Marco Büchler and Matthias Richter for signalling us this link to xkcd: Citogenesis

Scholars Reunite Scraps of an Abraham Lincoln Notebook

Here is an interesting announcement appeared in the Brown Alumni Magazine (March/April 2010), which illustrates the reconstruction of a “modern” example of fragmentary text: April 22, 2010 — Using digital images, scholars have discovered that fragments of paper at libraries at Brown and the University of Chicago are two halves of a single page on [...]

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Hi, this is a new blog to discuss models and methodologies for representing fragmentary texts, i.e. ancient texts preserved in fragments. On the meaning of “ancient texts” and “fragments”, please see the About page.

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