uncial

/ˈʌnʃiəl/
adjective
  1. Relating to a style of writing with large, rounded, separated letters used in ancient manuscripts from around the 4th to 8th centuries.
    • The museum displayed a page from an uncial Bible.
    • The monk carefully copied the text in uncial script.
    • Uncial letters are easier to read than some later medieval handwriting.
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noun
  1. A letter written in the uncial style, or a manuscript written in that script.
    • Each uncial was carefully formed with a broad pen.
    • The scholar studied the uncials in the ancient codex.
    • The library holds several uncials from the early Christian era.
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