@robasques
I
have
been asked several times in newsgroups and seen many questions
pertaining to the origins of the "@", currently pronounced "at" in
English, and called "arobace", or "arobasque" in French.
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GrandBes
GrandBes
is a serif font, but with very small serif. Inspired more or less by
the work of the Art Nouveau, it has "floral" curves, and hairline
strokes within uppercase, and lowercase f and t. This very legible text
face is light and easy to read, while flowing nicely in text blocks,
like a regular serif font. It can also be used succesfully for setting
titles, especially in bold faces.
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Flandre
: "Gothife
Monnikke
Letteren" with
lowercase
One
historical typeface revival
The
"Gothife Monnikke Letteren" is a writing style used during the Middle
Ages mainly in The Netherlands, as we call that region today.
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month,
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list of words,kind of surrealistic apart from the missing famed kitchen
sink, some of them mispelled (between phonetics and dyslexia), is the
result of this site search engine queries, and the first page that we
feel relates to it. It has been generated automatically, and we found
it fascinating. Interestingly enough, some of these words come back
quite often. You may find here what you are looking for. This is our
little keyword potluck stock, or our bag of shortcuts, if you will...
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