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The text is written by me in an attempt to mimic the Old Roman Cursive, and reads: "Hoc gracili currenteque vix hodie patefactas / Romani tabulas ornarunt calamo", which is a latin elegiac couplet composed by myself, and which might be translated as: "With this slender and running pen the Romans decorated writing tablets, which today scarcely have been brought to light." The chief merit of this verse is that all letters of the latin alphabet are used (except K, Y and Z). |
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2007-03-26 (original upload date) |
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Original uploader was Alatius at en.wikipedia |
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Released into the public domain (by the author). |
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- 2007-03-26 15:47 Alatius 691×182×8 (27076 bytes) The text is written by me in an attempt to mimic the Old Roman Cursive, and reads: "Hoc gracili currenteque vix hodie patefactas / Romani tabulas ornarunt calamo", which is a latin elegiac couplet composed by myself, and which might be translated as: "Wit
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| current | 07:39, 5 June 2007 | 691×182 (26 KB) | GJo | ({{Information |Description=The text is written by me in an attempt to mimic the Old Roman Cursive, and reads: "Hoc gracili currenteque vix hodie patefactas / Romani tabulas ornarunt calamo", which is a latin elegiac couplet composed by myself, and which m) |
