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Explanation: What we were generally recognize as the physical form of a book in the modern day is formally called a codex - an invention of the 1st century AD Roman Empire that made reading and book storage much more efficient. Instead of a single sheet of paper that needed to be unraveled, smaller sheets were bound to a spine and protected with covers, progressing through the writing by turning the pages.
Stop living in the past! Embrace the F U T U R E!
What?!? Is that another ploy of those GREEKS?!? No need for that like with their philosophy or medicine or crap like that. TRVE ROMAN SCROLLS FOR TRVE ROMAN MEN!!!11
Explanation: What we were generally recognize as the physical form of a book in the modern day is formally called a codex - an invention of the 1st century AD Roman Empire that made reading and book storage much more efficient. Instead of a single sheet of paper that needed to be unraveled, smaller sheets were bound to a spine and protected with covers, progressing through the writing by turning the pages.
Stop living in the past! Embrace the F U T U R E!
Explanation: What we were generally recognize as the physical form of a book in the modern day is formally called a codex - an invention of the 1st century AD Roman Empire that made reading and book storage much more efficient. Instead of a single sheet of paper that needed to be unraveled, smaller sheets were bound to a spine and protected with covers, progressing through the writing by turning the pages.
Stop living in the past! Embrace the F U T U R E!
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SubArcticTundraMy kindle lets me codex instead of scrolling but the animation takes too much time
DudeImMacGyverI codex regularly. Just started reading Discworld actually.
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Explanation: What we were generally recognize as the physical form of a book in the modern day is formally called a codex - an invention of the 1st century AD Roman Empire that made reading and book storage much more efficient. Instead of a single sheet of paper that needed to be unraveled, smaller sheets were bound to a spine and protected with covers, progressing through the writing by turning the pages.
Stop living in the past! Embrace the F U T U R E!