09-01-2026, 05:11 PM
Any argument that roughly states "poor/ inconsistent use of diacritics in PUG 555-568 texts in the Kircher correspondence means forgery"
would mean that consistent and correct use of diacritics was the norm for the period of time that letters in the Kircher(1601-1664) correspondence were written.
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>Height: 1500–1700
>Latin in school education, 1500–1700
>Orthography >Diacritics
TL;DR Latin from 1500-1700 was a language in flux, allusions, references, styles and pronunciation from regional and national vernaculars
found their way into texts of the time. Standards of Latin education across Europe were not even.
would mean that consistent and correct use of diacritics was the norm for the period of time that letters in the Kircher(1601-1664) correspondence were written.
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Neo Latin :: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
>Height: 1500–1700
>Latin in school education, 1500–1700
>Orthography >Diacritics
TL;DR Latin from 1500-1700 was a language in flux, allusions, references, styles and pronunciation from regional and national vernaculars
found their way into texts of the time. Standards of Latin education across Europe were not even.


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