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Cursive (also
known as joined-up writing) is any
style of
penmanship in
which characters are
written joined in a
flowing manner,
generally for the purpose...
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Russian cursive is a
variant of the
Russian alphabet used for
writing by
hand. It is
typically referred to as (ру́сский) рукопи́сный шрифт (rússky) rukopísny...
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influence of the
cursive is
shown by the
freedom of the strokes;
these are
known as rustic, semi-
cursive or
cursive uncial or half-uncial
hands. Conversely...
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Italic script, also
known as
chancery cursive and
Italic hand, is a semi-
cursive,
slightly sloped style of
handwriting and
calligraphy that was developed...
- were
often staffed by
clerics who had
taken minor orders. A
later cursive "chancery
hand", also
developed in the
Vatican but
based on
humanist minuscule...
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Cursive hieroglyphs, or
hieroglyphic book
hand, are a form of
Egyptian hieroglyphs commonly used for
handwritten religious do****ents, such as the Book...
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Cursive Hebrew (Hebrew: כתב עברי רהוט ktav ivri rahut, "flowing
Hebrew writing", or כתב יד עברי ktav yad 'ivri, "Hebrew handwriting",
often called simply...
- book hand. For
everyday writing, the
Romans used a
current cursive hand known as
Latin cursive.
Notable examples of
square capitals used for inscriptions...
- of the 9th or 10th century,
covers a
Latin grammatical treatise in a
cursive hand of the 6th century,
which in its turn
covers the
Latin annals of the...
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writing ****a
Blackletter Book
hand Calligraphy Chancery hand Court hand (a.k.a.
cursiva antiquior)
Cursive Hand (writing style)
Handwriting History...
