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• :: : According to the article, it's actually mirror writing, not just reverse-order.
• At the bottom the word " blow " is barely recognizable in mirror writing.
• The first theme is exemplified in the poem " Spiegelschrift " ( Mirror writing ):
• Is there a theory as to why or how Da Vinci wrote in mirror writing?
• Leonardo's script is backward " mirror writing, " legible only when held up to a mirror.
• The piece also features the Dutilleux trademark of mirror writing, which can be heard in several passages.
• I just learned the mirror writing part by happenstance, going through her school papers from last year.
• Flipping Leonardo's Italian right-to-left " mirror writing " to make it more legible takes a single click.
• Some pages are printed backwards and are meant to be read in a mirror ( see Mirror writing ).
• It was handwritten in Italian by Leonardo, using his characteristic mirror writing, and supported by copious drawings and diagrams.
• Many of his methods involved writing on objects : Mirror Writing, Poetry Lamp, Poetry Robot, Cardboard Castle, Junkosaurus, and others.
• Research suggests that the ability to do mirror writing is probably inherited and caused by atypical language organization in the brain.
• A studio in Swansea Gate Business Park was also used and several main theme to reflect Leonardo's use of mirror writing.
• While most of the liner notes read ordinarily, the lyrics to " Talking to the Mirror " are written in mirror writing.
• I was reading your article on mirror writing because I have a 16 year old daughter who mirror writes perfectly legibly, without training.
• I was reading your article on mirror writing because I have a 16 year old daughter who mirror writes perfectly legibly, without training.
• It is written in Roman capital letters, in " mirror writing " so that the whole inscription is reversed and reads from left to right.
• When he was on trial for the first suicide, in 1990, Kevorkian sat in court studying Japanese verbs and practicing mirror writing, in view of the jury.
• The accompanying notes are written in mirror writing and describe the drawing as a study of the proportions of the ( male ) human body as described by Vitruvius.
• The sign-in is taped for use in the show and pays homage to Leonardo da Vinci who was known for his mirror writing and was a great historical innovator.