29-05-2020, 06:24 PM
For me, these are different ligatures compared to 8 and “m”.
For examples 53-60, it is necessary to include Example 17. Separately, you can look at Example 129, if the point is considered as an independent base glyph.
Particularly curious is Example 49, where the word has “m” with both a short and a long tail.
For examples 53-60, it is necessary to include Example 17. Separately, you can look at Example 129, if the point is considered as an independent base glyph.
Particularly curious is Example 49, where the word has “m” with both a short and a long tail.


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