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Says "In the very early rock inscriptions of Thera (700006 BC)". That really sounds very early indeed to me. -- Roland Mas (not registered on Wikipedia).
The link to "Roman" should be disambiguated, but since it could be a post-Imperial reference, I can't justify using Ancient Rome without more detail. Does anyone have a more precise time for when the earliest examples of the precursor of lower case b first appeared?
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I've sought out one query at Help desk that mentions the heading alignment should be maintained. For real instance, while I was reading both two alphabetical articles, A and B, correspondingly, I found there was a slight change in order, one says that the first letter A deriving from the Latin alphabet, the other, B, details it comes from the Latin-script alphabet. A majority of articles relating to letters denote the heading the same as A, starting by [The uppercase letter] or [the lowercase letter] is [position] letter,..., used in the Latin alphabet. I wonder, why up to today the articles do not seem consistent? I need to find out and simultaneously, getting comment from you, readers and editors. 2001:EE0:4BC5:7AC0:3DA6:7723:C1A5:5A75 ( talk) 14:46, 30 January 2024 (UTC)
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Says "In the very early rock inscriptions of Thera (700006 BC)". That really sounds very early indeed to me. -- Roland Mas (not registered on Wikipedia).
The link to "Roman" should be disambiguated, but since it could be a post-Imperial reference, I can't justify using Ancient Rome without more detail. Does anyone have a more precise time for when the earliest examples of the precursor of lower case b first appeared?
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I've sought out one query at Help desk that mentions the heading alignment should be maintained. For real instance, while I was reading both two alphabetical articles, A and B, correspondingly, I found there was a slight change in order, one says that the first letter A deriving from the Latin alphabet, the other, B, details it comes from the Latin-script alphabet. A majority of articles relating to letters denote the heading the same as A, starting by [The uppercase letter] or [the lowercase letter] is [position] letter,..., used in the Latin alphabet. I wonder, why up to today the articles do not seem consistent? I need to find out and simultaneously, getting comment from you, readers and editors. 2001:EE0:4BC5:7AC0:3DA6:7723:C1A5:5A75 ( talk) 14:46, 30 January 2024 (UTC)