Why is "Manutius" trending?

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• A 500-year-old copy of "The Odyssey" is on display at UNC - Axios
• Meet the publisher who revolutionized the way books were made and read - The Korea Herald
• The Man Who Changed Reading Forever - Smithsonian Magazine
• A Tribute to the Printer Aldus Manutius, and the Roots of the Paperback (Published 2015) - The New York Times
• Library presents exhibition on Renaissance publisher Aldus Manutius - newsroom.ucla.edu
• ‘Aldus Manutius: Renaissance Printer in Venice’ promotes Special Collections - The Tufts Daily
• Erin Maglaque · Case-endings and Calamity: Aldine Aesthetics - lrb.co.uk
• Aldus Mantius: The Visionary Who Pioneered Italics - The Atlantic
• Aristotle: From Antiquity to the Modern Era - The New York Historical
• New Books, by Christopher Tayler - Harper's Magazine
• By Design | Books about books, or the cataloging of ideas - Princeton University Press
• Oxford’s Bodleian Library Celebrates the Father of Modern Publishing and Italics - hyperallergic.com
• Rare Book and Manuscript Library acquires first edition of Plato’s works in Greek - Illinois News Bureau
• Wilson Library showcases 509-year-old edition of ‘The Odyssey’ - The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• The city that launched the publishing industry - BBC
• Graphic Communications Through the Ages | Cary Graphic Arts Collection | RIT - Rochester Institute of Technology
• Tools of the Bookbinding Trade Can Be Found in Pennsylvania - National Endowment for the Humanities (.gov)
• The True Origins of Lorem Ipsum - kottke.org
• New-York Historical Society Presents Aristotle: From Antiquity to the Modern Era - The New York Historical
• Tiger of the Week: Scott Clemons ’90, Sharing His Passion for Books - Princeton Alumni Weekly
• Rare 1517 copy of the Odyssey on display at UNC Chapel Hill - WRAL
• Rare Editions of Aristotle on Exhibit in NYC - Fine Books Magazine
• Comic Strips From The Week That Was - The Daily Cartoonist
• German Librarians Just Discovered a New Drawing by Albrecht Dürer on the Title Page of a Long-Ignored Book From the 16th Century - Artnet News
• WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE! Small but mighty is a comma - arkansasonline.com
• The 16th century Venetian who invented the paperback - AFR
• The Origin of Poetry Magazine's Iconic Bembo Typeface - Poetry Foundation
• The Vatican printing press, active since Gutenberg's era - aleteia.org
• Could the Semicolon Die Out? Recent Analysis Finds a Decline in Its Usage in British Literature and Confusion Among U.K. Students - Smithsonian Magazine
• The History of Italics In Type - kottke.org
• PhD Student and Researcher Alessandra Bordini discusses the Aldus@SFU project - Simon Fraser University
• International Greek Language Day is Celebrated in Chicago - The National Herald
• Important Impact of Garamond | Calligraphy Corner - sites.psu.edu
• What Is Digital Humanism? - kottke.org
• The melancholy decline of the semicolon - UnHerd
• Opinion | This punctuation mark is semi-dead. People have thoughts. - The Washington Post
• Using This Punctuation Mark May Reveal Your Age, Experts Say - HuffPost UK
• Divergence, Convergence, and Other Marketing Strategies - Knowledge at Wharton
• Mapping Dante’s Inferno, One Circle of Hell at a Time - Atlas Obscura
• Come find yourself - Neos Kosmos
• NY Exhibition reveals Aristotle's ongoing legacy through rare books and manuscripts from early modern Europe - Greek City Times