03-03-2017, 11:36 PM
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On the topic of lists without ruled columns, there were many.
Calendars tended to have columns and many of the astronomical charts tended to have defined columns, but other kinds of documentation, regardless of country of origin, like tax rolls and accounts, were forms of information that were columnar (that were put into lined ledgers in later centuries) but which were recorded without columns in medieval times.
Calendars tended to have columns and many of the astronomical charts tended to have defined columns, but other kinds of documentation, regardless of country of origin, like tax rolls and accounts, were forms of information that were columnar (that were put into lined ledgers in later centuries) but which were recorded without columns in medieval times.