Paragraphos (from Gr. παράγραφος, paragraphos from para `beside” and graphein `to write”) literally meant in ancient Greek papyri anything that was written beside the main text, e.g. marginal note or sign to mark the close or beginning of a sentence. There are many variants of this symbol. The Greek paragraphos is usually placed ...
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(from the article `punctuation`) ..., phrases were sometimes separated by a vertical row of two or three points. In the oldest Greek literary texts, written on papyrus during the 4th ...
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