👉 Dactylioglyphy is a type of writing system used in ancient Greek and Roman literature. It consists of a series of horizontal lines that are arranged to form a stylized image of a human figure, often holding a book or other object. The line spacing between the characters is typically very narrow, making it difficult to read. Dactylioglyphy was used by authors such as Homer and Plutarch, who were known for their intricate writing styles.
