TIL when Peano wrote the 1890s textbook that established much of modern mathematical notation, he did the first few editions in French and the 5th in Latino sine flexione — a simplified Latin of his own creation!
TIL when Peano wrote the 1890s textbook that established much of modern mathematical notation, he did the first few editions in French and the 5th in Latino sine flexione — a simplified Latin of his own creation! 4 comments
@jedidja Yeah, quite legible! My favorite of these “international conlangs” is the second Interlingua from the 30s — way more aesthetically pleasing than Esperanto 🙂 |
@jack I didn't know that, that's amazing. It reminds me of Polgar.