User:MerlinsCodex
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[edit]- Giovanni Antonio Nicolini da Sabbio - Printer (In NPP)
- Mondothèque - Visionary workstation and network of the 1930s
- Federico Torresano - Venetian printer
- The Philobiblon Society - Victorian Literary Society
The First Six Books of the Elements of Euclid - Innovative Victorian Colour printed version of Euclid- Pietro Francesco Barbarigo - Venetian nobleman and investor in the Aldine Press
- Theo Wylie - English Cricketer
- Royal New Zealand College of Urgent Care
- Stanley Samuel Beare (Sam Beare) - Surgeon
- Woking & Sam Beare Hospice
- Moses II - Armenian Catholicos
- Verthanes Qerthol - Armenian Scholar
- Abraham I of Armenia - Armenian Catholicos
- John III of Odzun - Armenian Catholicos
Fifth Council of Dvin - Armenian Synod- Ezra of Armenia - Armenian Catholicos
- John of Bagaran - Rival claimant to patriarchate of Armenian Church
- Other Patriarchs (13)
Heavily Modified
[edit]- ASK Group
- Metamagical Themas
- The Alchemist (Added new Literary Criticism section)
In AFC Review
[edit]- Andrea Torresano - Venetian Renaissance printer and publisher (in AFC review)
- Moór-Duplex piano (in AFC review)
- Walking Cricket (in AFC review)
Other Drafts (in Draft/Sandbox)
[edit]- Society for Pure English (research phase)
- Antonio Blado
Under Consideration
[edit]- Storytelling (needs major work)
- Pietro Nicolini da Sabbio
- Stefano Nicolini da Sabbio
- Augustin Mouchot's Solar Steam Engine
- Otto Neurath's Isotype Schoolbooks
- Charlotte Mason Educational System
- Ottavino Scoto - Printer
- St. Gyut I (461–478) - Catholicos
- Babken I (490–516) - Catholicos
- St. John I (478–490) - Catholicos
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