Pantographia - Edmund Fry Teas With its wickedly good formula

With its wickedly good formula

"Expertly crafted and scientifically designed

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Pantographia - Edmund Fry Teas With its wickedly good formulaIntroduced by Jan Dsterhft Pantographia by Edmund Fry, London 1799, contains more than two hundred alphabets. This book is full of curiosities, like Chaldean 1. Fry traces this to the French scholar and astrologer Jacques Gaffarel (1601 1681). There is a woodcut depicting the hemispheres and their constellations, from which Fry drew his Clestial alphabet. Gaffarel in turn borrowed the alphabet from Guillaume Postel (1510 1581), the polyglot French