Abecedarium

I've been reading these abecedarium posts with such pleasure and realized that I hadn't written my thanks for sharing. ❋ Unionpearl (2008)

I realize your abecedarium can only be one of a kind but it would be a lovely book. ❋ Unionpearl (2008)

An abecedarium is a a means to learn the alphabet. ❋ Unknown (2007)

It relies for the first letter upon the authority of Plutarch, who asserts that the Egyptian abecedarium numbered the square of five (twenty-five); and that it opened with — [Greek] —, which also expresses the god ❋ Unknown (2003)

The Arabs, I have said, took the flag or water leaf form and departed very far from the Egyptian original (we know from Plutarch that the hieroglyphic abecedarium began with "a"), which was chosen by other imitators, namely the bull's head, and which in the cursive form, especially the ❋ Anonymous (1855)

It relies for the first letter upon the authority of Plutarch, who asserts that the Egyptian abecedarium numbered the square of five ❋ Richard Francis Burton (1855)

Altogether they create an enveloping abecedarium in Tandem Press's booth, one of 90 on hand at the Park Avenue Armory. ❋ By KEN JOHNSON (2011)

An abecedarium is an alphabet that celebrates the letter’s typographic design and the word that represents it. ❋ Unionpearl (2009)

But really, I can’t pretend that I have any real plan for this particular piece, except as a page of my abecedarium. ❋ Unionpearl (2008)

I love abecedaria and I’ve wikified the following abecedarium by Peter Wollen: “An Alphabet of Cinema,” which was posted over at Girish‘s. ❋ Unknown (2008)

At this point, it’s just a sketch; just another entry in the abecedarium & book-o-letters. ❋ Unionpearl (2008)