Links to References in Lecture:

• Phoenician Alphabet
• Archaic Greek Alphabet Inscription on bronze tablet, early 6th century BC.
• Wax diptycha (writing tablets), British Library Add MS 34186, 2nd Century
• Square Capitals (Quadrata): Codex Sangallensis, Italy, approx. 5th century
• Roman Rustics: Codex Palatinus Forum, Italy, approx. 4–6th century
• Old Roman Cursive: Horse Sales Contract, 77 CE
• Old and New Roman Cursive (Ancient Scripts: Rustic Capitals, Old and New Roman Cursive by Dartmouth Ancient Books Lab
• Half-Uncial: Codex Bambergensis, Bamberg, Staatsbibiotk, written in Italy 6th CE
• Merovingian: Gallican Lectionary from the Luxeuil Abbey, National Library of France, 7th Century

Lecture Bibilography:

• Anderson, Donald M. The Art of Written Forms: the Theory and Practice of Calligraphy. Toronto, London, Holt, 1969.
• Clayton, Ewan. The Golden Thread: the Story of Writing. Atlantic Books, 2018.
• Gray, Nicolete. Lettering as Drawing. Oxford U.P, 1970.
• Tschichold, Jan. An Illustrated History of Writing and Lettering. 1948.

Note on Captions:

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