uncials

uncials
un·ci·al || 'ʌnsɪəl ,-ʃl adj. of or pertaining to upper case letters of a particular rounded style which was prevalent in Greek and Latin manuscripts from about 400 A.D. to 800 A.D., ancient writing style from which capital letters were derived n. upper-case letters of a particular ancient rounded style; writing in the uncial style

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