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Lineature

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Lin´e`a`ture    (lĭn´ė`å`tũr; 135)
n.1.Anything having an outline.
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Laquelle, figure une Idee de toute perfection de beaute et grace, representant vostre semblable excellence: qui est une forme imaginaire d'armonie de proportion de couleur et lineature, ravissant le cueur d'admiration naturelle, et y attizant un ardent desir de jouissance, qu'on dit Amour.
Music as erotic magic in a Renaissance romance by Brooks, Jeanice / Renaissance Quarterly
Biomechanical ergonomic factors and measures of functional handwriting efficiency were observed and documented as the child performed the paragraph copying task on normal writing paper with printed lineature, which was affixed to the digitizing tablet.
Relationships among biomechanical ergonomic factors, handwriting ... by Rosenblum, Sara; Goldstand, Sarina; Parush, Shula / AJOT: American Journal of Occupational Therapy
Colonna, 1980, 1:140 [n7r]: La quale, cum el niveo brachio della sinistra, al chioneo pecto appodiata gestava una accensa et lucente facola, oltra el dorato capo alquanto eminente, la extrema graciliscente parte de quella cum istringente pugno retinente, et porgendo accortamente el soluto brachio, candidissimo piu che mai fusse quello de Pelope, nel quale appariano la subtile cephalica et la basilica fibra, quale sandaline lineature tirate sopra al mundissimo papyro.
The Hypnerotomachia Poliphili, image, text, and vernacular poetics * by Trippe, Rosemary / Renaissance Quarterly
 
 
 
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