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English: Glyph variants of Greek letter Iota in medieval and early modern minuscule handwriting, according to C. Faulmann, Schriftzeichen und Alphabete aller Zeiten und Völker, Wien 1880.
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14 August 2010 |
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Own work, based on scan from Faulmann 1880 ( File:Das Buch der Schrift (Faulmann) 186.jpg, PD-old) |
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Fut.Perf. |
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