Meanings
- archaicnot comparableArchaic form of paleographic.
The diplomatic and palæographic interest of any large collection of documents is great, if the observer is quick to notice small points of contrast and slight deviations from the normal.
1918, Norman Moore, The Quarterly Review, volume 232, John Murray and Leonard Scott Publication Company, page 119
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