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At 21:47 8.3.2004, Adam Walker wrote:
>> >
>> >I don't know what is "the M. version".
>>
>> The hand used in North Africa.
>> Rounded forms, quite beautiful.
>> I'll send you a scan.
>
>Could you send it to me as well? I'm trying to think
>about Carrajenan calligraphy now and though it's
>written in Latin script, I figure Arabic hands may
>have some influence on local forms.
I have uploaded a bunch of samples to
<http://www.melroch.se/lucus/misc/maghribi.html>
/BP 8^)
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