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Based on French Bastarda writing and some Just in case the term Rotunda is news to you: this means the style of formal writing used in Italy during those centuries when the rest of Europe was writing Black Letter. They never took to acute angles and steep curves in Italy, neither in architecture The name 'Xenippa' is Ancient Greek and means 'having strange (= not one's own) horses'. Update 2007 has reduced the file size, by redesigning the composite glyps, has added an s that sits on the line, as well as a Yen sign, has corrected the Ldot/ldot, and has moved some of the special characters. These are now
The long s, however, still keeps its place on the number sign. Update 2010 has enlarged the dashes, has the composite glyphs redesigned (especially the dcaron, Lcaron/lcaron, and tcaron), and has created a new m. |
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English translation © Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky.
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