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Writing & Illuminating, & Lettering

Note 84 — Chapter XV · THE ROMAN ALPHABET & ITS DERIVATIVES The Roman Alphabet — Proportions of Letters: Widths — Upper & Lower Parts—Essential or Structural Forms — Characterisation of Forms — Built-Up Forms — Simple-Written Capitals — Uncials — Capitals & Small-Letters — Early, Round, Upright, Formal Hands — Slanted-Pen Small-Letters — Roman Small-Letters — Italics — Semi-Formal Hands — Of Formal Writing Generally — Decorative Contrasts — Ornamental Letters.

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E.g. the letters in the tenth-century English hand—Plate VIII.: excepting the archaic long and round (b, fig. 183).

LONG S
LONG S
INSULAR T
INSULAR T
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