Sunday, 8 October 2017

{Blue-grey}[11th January 1988]

[Redbook4:308][19880111:1600]{Blue-grey}[11th January 1988]

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In The Times today, Penny Perrick (p.13) reveals that [the] team working on The Historical Thesaurus of English (in preparation for 1991) has discovered that ' “Blue” didn't exist in Old English but was classified as a shade of grey'. Apart from raising the slight possibility that our range of sensitivity to Light is expanding at least at one end, this fits beautifully with the ambiguity, overlap and /or imprecision I have felt in Circles Analysis, from a very early stage I think, in the M~ hemisphere (and/or particularly the S~ quarter), between blue, grey, silver and white.*


*{cf. III.[[Redbook3:224][19870502:1855b]{White, Grey, Blue (and Silver)}[2nd May 1987]]224}




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