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dittography|dɪˈtɒgrəfɪ|
[f. as dittogram + -graphy; cf. Gr. διττογραϕούµενον a double reading.]
In Palæography and Textual Criticism: Double writing; the unintentional repetition of a letter or word, or series of letters or words, by a copyist. So ˈdittograph, a letter or series of letters thus repeated; dittoˈgraphic a., of the nature of a dittograph.
1874T. H. Key Language 407 note, The letters in italics stand, probably, for probeidem, i.e. a dittograph for probe and pridem. 1876H. Sweet A.S. Rdr. Notes (1879) 202 The ge may be merely a scribal error—a repetition (dittography) of the preceding ge. 1882Athenæum 7 Oct. 456/3 They committed errors through confusing sounds..through dittography and repetition of letters. 1885Ibid. 11 July 46/2 If the {hebkaph} of י{hebbeth}י{hebresh}{hebmem}{hebkaph} is considered as dittographic of the {hebkaph} of the word {hebkaph}{hebmem}עו which precedes. 1889Sat. Rev. 26 Jan. 108/1 Mistakes that arose from the haplography, dittography, homœoteleuton, and all the other malfeasances of the much-abused Scribes. 1893J. Cook Wilson in Classical Rev. Feb. 34/1 οὐδείς before ϕησι may be a dittograph of οὐδ' εἰ after ϕησι. |