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capitals (more
formally majuscule) and
smaller lowercase (more
formally minuscule) in the
written representation of
certain languages. The
writing systems...
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Carolingian minuscule or
Caroline minuscule is a
script which developed as a
calligraphic standard in the
medieval European period so that the
Latin alphabet...
- Gr****
minuscule was a Gr****
writing style which was
developed as a book hand in
Byzantine m****cripts
during the 9th and 10th centuries. It
replaced the...
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formality and
increased speed of writing" came "set
minuscule", "cursive
minuscule" and "current
minuscule".
These were used for non-scriptural texts, letters...
- In
mathematical representation theory, a
minuscule representation of a
semisimple Lie
algebra or
group is an
irreducible representation such that the...
- Look up
minuscule in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Minuscule may
refer to: of very
small size
Lower case letter, see
Letter case §
Minuscule Mini scule...
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Carolingian minuscule is the
primitive minuscule as
modified by the
influence of the
cursive or a
cursive based on the
primitive minuscule. Its
place of...
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consisting of
thousands of signs. New
Roman cursive script, also
known as
minuscule cursive, was in use from the 3rd
century to the 7th century, and uses...
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formerly taken by ⟨R⟩. The
minuscule form ⟨r⟩
developed through several variations on the
capital form.
Along with
Latin minuscule writing in general, it...
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Humanist minuscule, or whiteletter, is a
handwriting script or
style of
script that was
invented in
secular circles in Italy, at the
beginning of the...
