Half-Uncial script
Definition
Half-Uncial script is a style of writing that developed in the early medieval period, characterized by rounded and simplified letterforms. It was used primarily for religious texts and manuscripts.
Related terms
Uncial script: A style of writing that predates half-uncial script, characterized by rounded letters written with a broad-nib pen.
Carolingian minuscule: A script developed during the reign of Charlemagne, known for its clear and legible letterforms.
Gothic script: A later medieval script characterized by tall, narrow letters with elaborate flourishes.
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