10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ANAGLYPHICAL»
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anaglyphical in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
anaglyphical and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Essay on the Hieroglyphic System of M. Champollion, Jun., ...
Different from these common tropical hieroglyphics (not in nature, but in degree
and use), were the anaglyphical ones, which were employed as stated above.
For the most part in these, the resemblance between the form of the writing (if it
may ...
J. G. Honoré Greppo,
1842
2
Astrology as it is, not as it has been represented, by a ...
... as yonder clock before us will strike the hour, when those circling hands
approach a certain point in its configuration, so surely, says the Astrologer, will
the events occur as indicated by the anaglyphical characters of the celestial
horoscope.
3
Astrology as it Is, Not as it Has Been Represented: A Compendium
... when those circling hands approach a certain point in its configuration, so
surely, says the Astrologer, will the events occur as indicated by the anaglyphical
characters of the celestial horoscope. And gazing on these brilliant constellations
of ...
Darwin's interpretation of the signs and symbols of the Portland vase, all of which
belong to the ancient anaglyphical language, is too well known to need
commentary. That vase is covered with anaglyphs relating to the same subject as
the first ...
5
Astrology as it is, not as it has been represented. A ...
... as yonder clock before us will strike the hour, when those circling hands
approach a certain point in its configuration, so surely, says the Astrologer, will
the events occur as indicated by the anaglyphical characters of the celestial
horoscope.
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Essay on the Hieroglyphic system of M. Champollion Junr. ... ...
Different from these common tropical hieroglyphics (not in nature, but in degree
and use), were the anaglyphical ones, which were employed as stated above.
For the most part in these, the resemblance between the form of the writing (if it
may ...
J. G. Honoré GREPPO, Jean François CHAMPOLLION, Isaac STUART,
1830
7
History of Sculpture, Painting, and Architecture. By J.S. ...
Even the historical and monumental sculptures just described, partake more of
the anaglyphical than of the elevated relievo. Indeed every specimen of this latter
is to be assigned to a later period than the first and genuine age. By attending to
...
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Second Characters or the Language of Forms
Anaglyphical or lapidary according to the ancient reliefworks, columns, friezes
and sculptures emblematical and historical, such in particular as the works of
Polidore da. Carravaggio, disciple of Raphael. Arabesque, grotesque work,
chimerical ...
Anthony Ashley Cooper, Benjamin Rand,
2013
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scond characters of the language of forms
Irregular and without or by a contrary rule of perspective : as i. anaglyphies, 2.
grotesque. f Anaglyphical or lapidary according to the ancient relief- works,
columns, friezes and sculptures emblematical and historical, such in particular as
the ...
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The Gentleman's Magazine (London, England)
... C. stated, that the hieroglyphical language consisted of three divisions ; — 1.
Anaglyphical ; which was a species of improved picture- writing, shrouding
religious rites, records, and mysteries,' under compound symbols beautifully
combined.