Thesaurus Linguae Graecae WOPE – HTML5 Multi Screen Framework – Enterprise Edition Yo conozco mi herencia, ¿y tú? | Facebook Les Mondes Humanistes - Textes présentés par le GRAC (UMR 5037) Le GRAC (UMR 5037) et la société d’édition des Belles Lettres sont heureux de présenter à leurs lecteurs les Adages d’Erasme. Incomparable réservoir d’informations sur les cultures antiques et sur leur redécouverte à la Renaissance, ce chef-d’œuvre de l’humanisme européen n’avait jamais été présenté gratuitement, dans son intégralité et en plein texte. Il est désormais à la disposition du public le plus large. Il a fallu pour cela le dévouement de soixante collaborateurs bénévoles, qui n’ont jamais ménagé leur peine. Je dois, bien entendu, adresser des remerciements tout particuliers à Jean-Christophe Saladin : ceux qui le connaissent savent combien il est agréable de travailler avec lui. Tr. Erasme mit plus de trente-six ans à composer ses quatre mille cent cinquante et un Adages : un clic vous suffira à les télécharger. Tome I (adages 1-1000) : module – PDF. Tome II (adages 1001-2000) : module – PDF. Tome III (adages 2001-3000) : module – PDF. Tome IV (adages 3001-4151) : module – PDF.
Perseus Digital Library Welcome to Perseus 4.0, also known as the Perseus Hopper. Read more on the Perseus version history. New to Perseus? Perseus Updates September 19, 2017: Unleash Open Greek and Latin! For more read the full Perseus blog Release Announcements October 2013 New texts: the English Bohn and Greek Kaibel editions of Athenaeus' Deipnosophists and Harpocration. Read older announcements...
The Basic Binding of Books: A Tutorial Tutorials | About Me | Contact | Soapmaking Tutorial Page 1 of 8 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | Leave a comment! In addition to your book making materials you will need: 1) A large working area (if you don't have a large area, you will need to clean up well after each stage) 2) Both large and small binder clips (I use them gratuitously) 3) A waste paper basket close by 4) A stack of clean scrap paper 5) Pre-cut sheets of wax paper 6) A wet cloth (for wiping glue from fingers) 7) A dry cloth Start by deciding how many pages and what dimensions you wish your book to be. Clamping the spine end with large binder clips (here I use cardboard to protect the pages) and allowing to compress overnight helps with having flatter signatures for sewing. It helps to make a pattern of your page for later use in measuring and cutting board, endpages, etc. Lay one of your signatures on a blank page and trace, then cut. Perfect. Measure and cut linen tape and mull cloth for the backbone.
Portal Clásico | Facebook VATES What is VATES? VATES is an occasional (and free!) publication that aims to bring contemporary Latin poetry to the attention of an English-speaking audience. Who can contribute? Anyone, from university professors to students, to armchair classicists. About the editor: Mark Walker is the translator of The Hobbit into Latin as Hobbitus Ille. Main Page - DigitalClassicist journals | curiously crafty. welcome to the wonderful world of journalling! i promise, if i can make one then you can too. the following instructions will make a journal that is 5 3/4″ x 4 1/2″. (view more journals here) Materials: 60 – 70lb. paper (i use 20 sheets per journal) one sheet of white paper for the cover guide, cut to 5 3/4″ x 9 1/2″ decorative paper for end papers (I used scrapbook paper: you will need 2 papers that measure 5 1/2″ x 8 1/2″ each)cardboard covers are 5 3/4″ x 4 1/4″ eachspine is 5 3/4″ x (width of pages; to be discussed later)fabric (1/2″ wider than cover guide on all edges)pencilscissorsgluewax paperclothespins/paperclipsrulersewing needlestrong thread (you can buy bookmaking thread, or just use hand-quilting thread)bone folder (*optional)awl (*optional) Part 1: Sewing the pages Cut pages in half, leaving you with 40 – 8 1/2″ x 5 1/2″ papers. 2. Each group becomes a signature. 3. You can now cut the spine cover at this width. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Allow this to dry for at least 1/2 hour. 7. tada!
Graecorum et romanorum | Facebook Anthologien, Goethe, Schiller, Robinson ... lateinisch, griechisch Digital Classicist: index Tacket binding - CaiLun.info - Artist Books Paper & Bookbinding Blog - Cai Lun - Dennis Yuen I have always loved tacket binding, because its sasuage-like packing on the spine is so cute. I have just finished one for my co-worker's boyfriend, Todd, and I think I might have perfected my tacket binding skill so it's about time to share it as much as possible. I have been devising my own tacket binding method, as I haven't actually seen one physically to deconstruct and examine its construction. My method may or may not be the same as the conventional one, but so far, it works. Pierce 4 holes for every single tacket pattern. Contruct the "backbone" for the packing with the 2 holes that are the furthest apart. Each section is stitched individually with 1 single thread. Pull the thread out from A2 to the outside and you're ready to create the tacket pattern on the top "backbone". Pull the thread out from B2 to the outside to beging packing the lower pattern. A few tips on wrapping: