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MALATESTIAN Font, from Greek and Latin inscriptions in the Tempio Malatestiano, the cathedral church of Rimini (Italy), a splendid example of Italian Art in the Renaissance.
Greek letters are to be typed with A-Z keys; Latin ones with a-z keys.
This Font is Copyright � Luigi Della Rosa - All rights reserved
Free for personal use - Any alteration is expressly forbidden.
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