Ross Sinclair Caldwell The Proto-historiography of Playing Cards: Early Hypotheses and Beliefs About the Origins of Cards and Card Games in ...

... comes up is "A brief history of cartomancy". For "The Proto-historiography of Playing Cards" you you put that title in the box at the top, and what ...

... is at https://askalexander.org/display/22536/The+Playing+Card/102?pw=Proto-historiography Mike - I noticed on a search that two Scribd results had my paper, uploaded ...

... is at https://askalexander.org/display/22536/The+Playing+Card/102?pw=Proto-historiography

... priority here, Mike. I published Buini in 2009, in the paper "The Proto-historiography of Playing Cards", The Playing Card , 38:2, pp. 118-144 I uploaded it to ...

... and perhaps also reveals his own awareness and understanding of the proto-tarot deck painted by Michelino, designed to the specifications of ... on to explore Sforza’s fragile status is Gary Ianziti’s Humanistic Historiography under the Sforzas: Politics and Propaganda in Fifteenth-Century ...

... pontiff.]" (This is the entry number 30 from my paper "The Proto-Historiography of Playing Cards", published in The Playing Card in 2009 - http://fr.scribd.com/doc/90381102/Precursors

... Marco! It would have fit in as number 24 in my article on the "proto-historiography" of playing cards (and tarot) http://fr.scribd.com/doc/90381102/Precursors ...

... man courting Bianca, Leonello d’Este, could have been 14 Ferrara-style proto-tarot subjects, which he might have preferred to those of Milan, or ... peace and civil order to a divided society” (Gary Ianziti, Humanistic Historiography under the Sforzas , p. 31). Ianziti describes an extensive ...