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practic
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December 8, 2019
Subject: Good illustrations - recommend the JP2 files
Subject: Good illustrations - recommend the JP2 files
The illustrations are excellent. If anyone is going to use them, I highly recommend downloading the processed JP2 files instead of PDF. PDF has lower resolution applied to the images, so you will get a much better quality with the JP2 files. Use a graphics program like Irfanview to convert them and clean them up.
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rsadler
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October 20, 2011
Subject: Worth it for the illustrations alone
Subject: Worth it for the illustrations alone
Face it not many of us read 19th Century French. But we can still see the illustrations. One can read it online to peruse the illustrations, but you must download and have Adobe Acrobat if you want to copy the illustrations or zoom in on some detail such as the two giraffes in Noah's Ark.
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syzygos
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October 20, 2011
Subject: A paraphrase with commentary
Subject: A paraphrase with commentary
This is not a translation but a paraphrase with (Catholic) commentary and doctrinal elements woven into the story. Didot did their best to make this a fine edition according to the standards of those days. The illustrations by Schnorr (?) are perhaps the best part since they show the 19th century love of the dramatic-romantic style.
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