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grbs-15855	Lougovaya, Julia	A Perfect Pangram: A Reconsideration of the Evidence	2016	29	.pdf	application/pdf	10108	397	65	It would be reasonable to expect that composition of Greek perfect pangrams required considerable effort, too, and that the results would probably be appreciated at least by those who gave it a try. In search of meaning Richard Bentley in his Epistola ad Joannem Millium (1733) imagined that Greek perfect pangrams were composed as a kind of game: “apparently it was once an amusing and childish computation; thus from twenty-four letters with each employed no more than once, they would make some barbaric and silly words, as long as it pleased.”	cache/grbs-15855.pdf	txt/grbs-15855.txt