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The word stylus along with the word "style" came from the Latin word stilus meaning: "a stake, a pointed instrument, used by the romans, for writing són a wax tablets". (Taken from the University of Notre Dame línia latin dictionary (http://archives.nd.edu/latgramm.htm)) The spelling was Influence by the Greek word στυλος meaning "column" or "pillar". According to the 1875 London Dictionary of Greek & Roman Antiquities a stilus is "an object tapering like an architectural column; a metall instrument resembling a pencil in size and shape, used for writing or recording impressions són a waxed tablets. It significa:
"An iron instrument (Ov. Met. IX.521, Martial, XIV.21), resembling a pencil in size and shape, used for writing són a waxed tablets (Plaut. Baccha. IV.4.63, Plin. HN XXXIV.14)
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