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շուտով AI-ը հաշիւ դուրս գելիս ասելու ա՝ հոսանքի փողը ներառուած չի։
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ոնց որ եէկ լինէր, որ սրանով սուրճ էի սարքում։ հիմա զարգացել եմ՝ ֆրենչպրես ու մոկա եմ սարքում մենակ։

#սովետ #խսհմ #տեխնիկայ

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ինձ թուում ա ֆիլմս պատրաստ ա։ մօտ 5 րոպէ ա տեւողութիւնը։ վիքենդին մի քիչ էլ կը մտածեմ։
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Daniel BellingradtJun 27

A printed ❤️ symbol from a 1702 text about the Holy Trinity. That's an #earlymodern #emoticon <3

#histodons #typography

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https://metaport.ai/stories/Teodor-Ter-Mikayelyan-2a1ca1e6a7cd8533/

Teodor Ter Mikayelyan | Metaport.ai

Teodor was my father’s friend. The unique person who I met in my entire life. He was born in 1921. Was a veteran in WW2. Had 3 valid passports, Armeni

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Daniel BellingradtJun 27

A printed ❤️ symbol from a 1702 text about the Holy Trinity. That's an #earlymodern #emoticon <3

#histodons #typography

Show threadDaniel BellingradtJun 28
I wrote up a longer version about this: https://bsky.app/profile/dbellingradt.bsky.social/post/3lsnjlpdars23
Daniel Bellingradt (@dbellingradt.bsky.social)

Here is a little story about the #earlymodern emoticon "<3" and the complex symbolic meaning of this typographical entity that I posted yesterday. Follow me, for catholic symbolism and some #bookhistory, dear #skystorians of the blue skies. Here we go... [contains quote post or other embedded content]

Bluesky Social
Show threadjoJun 27
@dbellingradt wow! Do you know what the rest of de heading means or refers to?
Show threadSamuel Webdev & plusJun 27

@latlondev
#nohomo but <3

@dbellingradt

Show threadDaniel BellingradtJun 27
@latlondev that’s a longer story. Might write this down in the future.
Show threadMadagascar_SkyJun 27

@dbellingradt

Any comments on the rest of the heading and it's meaning?

Show threadDaniel BellingradtJun 27
@Madagascar_Sky that’s a more complicated and longer story.
Show threadKen MilmoreJun 27
@dbellingradt Might be a lowercase omega?
Show threadZimmieJun 27
@kbm0 @dbellingradt That’s a crossed-epsilon ampersand. It was a common form in handwriting, and was used in print for a while before the more modern form of ampersand took over.
Show threadKen MilmoreJun 27
@bob_zim Thank you! The wonderful thing about this platform is that even if you spout some speculative nonsense, someone who knows the answer is likely to turn up and correct you!
Show threadZimmieJun 27

@kbm0 Ampersands are one of my favorite characters in physical type because there are so many forms, and very few of them look anything like the modern printed form.

My personal favorite when I’m writing is a large lowercase epsilon with a little cross at the lower terminal, turning it into an “Et”, like the lower ampersand on this type specimen:

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Albertus_481_100_1936_(5637417032).jpg

File:Albertus 481 100 1936 (5637417032).jpg - Wikimedia Commons

Show threadMozJun 28
@bob_zim @kbm0 I love the asterism ⁂ and not just for the dirty jokes.
Show threadRedTechEngineerJun 27
@dbellingradt HOMO V3
Show threaddzamieJun 27
 "Homo <3"
Show threadbabble encatJun 27
@dbellingradt homo ❤️
Show threadZimmieJun 27

@dbellingradt Whoever set this had quite the repository. My goodness. Gothic, Roman, several sizes, traditional S, at least two forms of medial S, plus sharp S, what looks like a ch ligature in a bunch of places …

It’s also interesting how the grammar of what I can read is practically modern German. I just have trouble distinguishing some of the letterforms. Gothic type is so awful for legibility.

Show threadWalter TrossJun 27
@dbellingradt It's a pity that the text is covered, but anyways it starts by saying something like "More reveals itself the often thought Most Holy Secret also in the shape of the human heart, then so [?] a 3 [pointing down], which means as much as Trinum [...] Unum [...]". I guess Unum and Trinum are the reason for the i and the 3 at the top, but I'm not able to understand the meaning of that variation of HOMO ("man" in Latin)
Show threadWalter TrossJun 27
@dbellingradt BTW, it must be an Austrian text, because at the very top it says "Oesterreichisches Deo Gratias". And yes, @bob_zim is right: there are even two different "r"s in that Fraktur typeface
Show threadWalter TrossJun 28
@dbellingradt Oops, I didn't realize you are a German native speaker and a historian specialized in books :-D
Show threadWalter TrossJun 28
@dbellingradt
oh, and let me keep on guessing: in HOMO the H and the Os are barred so as to focus the reader's attention on the M, that is below the i and 3, i.e., below Unity and Trinity, and contains the intermediate 2 (which looks like a z), as in M is made up of 2 opposing 1s (maybe the 2 genders?)
Show threadDaniel BellingradtJun 28
@waltertross it is much better and more complex, have a look: https://bsky.app/profile/dbellingradt.bsky.social/post/3lsnjlpdars23
Daniel Bellingradt (@dbellingradt.bsky.social)

Here is a little story about the #earlymodern emoticon "<3" and the complex symbolic meaning of this typographical entity that I posted yesterday. Follow me, for catholic symbolism and some #bookhistory, dear #skystorians of the blue skies. Here we go... [contains quote post or other embedded content]

Bluesky Social
Show threadWalter TrossJun 28
@dbellingradt
that's fascinating! So the z remains to be explained. I would make sure
a) there's no hint in the text, and
b) it cannot be a 2 in any of the typefaces used.
If so, only z and N remain, with z not a truly Latin letter, maybe the initial of some non-Latin name or word
Show threadWalter TrossJun 28
@dbellingradt I see in BS that the answer has been given by Paul White! It's a 2, and the i is indeed (also) a 1. So:
1 over I[nitium]
2 over V[erbum caro factum]
3 over I[gnis]
Show threadDaniel BellingradtJun 28
@waltertross that’s likely correct, yes.
Show threadYour pal Al 🪴📝Jun 28
@dbellingradt good pride month content
Show threadMozJun 28

@dbellingradt vaguely related anecdote, my grandmother's Scottish birth certificate has a little heart instead of the dot over the i in her name.

I was somewhat shocked to see that on a formal document. Which I have for the very formal 'prove you have UK ancestry' stuff.

Show threadВинт ПроксJun 28
@dbellingradt Danganronpa <3 
Show threadEndlessMasonJun 28
@dbellingradt Neat! 📸
Show threadbartholin (forbidden vacation arc)Jun 28
@dbellingradt homo?
Show threadրուփեն, 4րդ բառը Րտառով սկսվողJun 28
@dbellingradt v3 it