This panoramic overview of Greek typography over six centuries is aimed at a wide audience, beyond the specialists studying the history of typography, who are interested in the diverse expressions of modern Greek culture, as well as the numerous young professionals in the field of graphic arts. With colorful photographic material from covers and pages of hundreds of books that cover the entire spectrum of the history of the book, with texts that approach its history through the narration of its social, economic, and morphological evolution, with entries for important typographers and publishers, as well as a brief illustrated description of printing technology before the electronic revolution, this edition aims to pave the way for a broader understanding of the aesthetics of Greek typography of the past that will help the reader evaluate their choices today.