Steven Avery
Administrator
A Syntax of Forgery
Christopher P. Jones
https://www.jstor.org/stable/26159242?read-now=1#page_scan_tab_contents
As my primary exhibit, I will use a famous nineteenth-century
forger named Constantinos Simonides. Our main source for his early
life is a book published in 1859 under the title A Biographical Memoir
of Constantine Simonides, with a Brief Defence of the Authenticity of
His Manuscripts; the alleged author is one Charles Stewart, and
(1) in regard to the manner of their introduction to
the world, which must always be a point of some importance when
we come to examine the genuineness of ancient writings hitherto
unknown; or (2) listen to the evidence of competent scholars (men
p. 30
Christopher P. Jones
https://www.jstor.org/stable/26159242?read-now=1#page_scan_tab_contents
As my primary exhibit, I will use a famous nineteenth-century
forger named Constantinos Simonides. Our main source for his early
life is a book published in 1859 under the title A Biographical Memoir
of Constantine Simonides, with a Brief Defence of the Authenticity of
His Manuscripts; the alleged author is one Charles Stewart, and
(1) in regard to the manner of their introduction to
the world, which must always be a point of some importance when
we come to examine the genuineness of ancient writings hitherto
unknown; or (2) listen to the evidence of competent scholars (men
p. 30