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Web font samples – Newspaper and
Book fonts
Here
are
some
samples
of
our
Newspaper
fonts,
together
with
Microsoft
Georgia
for comparison. The size is 10 points and the interline leading
is 11.5 points. Gisborne is quite similar to Georgia, though the cap
height is lower, the lowercase characters are slightly wider, and the
uppercase characters are noticably wider. Essex is similar to Gisborne,
but the strokes are thinner and the x-height is lower. The character
widths are nearly identical.
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Georgia
DISPUTE OVER EPIDAMNUS
The city of Epidamnus is on the right side of the approach to the Ionic
Gulf. It is in foreign territory that is
inhabited by an Illyrian race called the Taulantians.
The place is a colony of Corcyra and it was founded by Phalius, the son
of Eratocleides, a Corinthian of the family of the Heraclids. In
accordance with the
old custom, the founder had been invited from the mother city. Among
the colonists there were also a certain number of Corinthians and some
other Dorians.
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Gisborne
DISPUTE OVER EPIDAMNUS
The city of Epidamnus is on the right side of the approach to the Ionic
Gulf. It is in foreign territory that is inhabited by an Illyrian race
called the Taulantians.
The place is a colony of Corcyra and it was founded by Phalius, the son
of Eratocleides, a Corinthian of the family of the Heraclids. In
accordance with the
old custom, the founder had been invited from the mother city. Among
the colonists there were also a certain number of Corinthians and some
other Dorians.
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Essex
DISPUTE OVER EPIDAMNUS
The city of Epidamnus is on the right side of the approach to the Ionic
Gulf. It is in foreign territory that is inhabited by an Illyrian race
called the Taulantians.
The place is a colony of Corcyra and it was founded by Phalius, the son
of Eratocleides, a Corinthian of the family of the Heraclids. In
accordance with the
old custom, the founder had been invited from the mother city. Among
the colonists there were also a certain number of Corinthians and some
other Dorians.
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Here are some samples of our Book fonts,
together with Microsoft Times New Roman for comparison. The size is 10
points and the interline leading is 11.5 points. The three fonts have
widths that are nearly the same. SGaramond is slightly lighter than
Times, with taller ascenders and more open holes. Bentley is noticably
lighter than Times, with a smaller x-height.
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Times
DISPUTE OVER EPIDAMNUS
The city of Epidamnus is on the right side of the approach to the Ionic
Gulf. It is in foreign territory that is inhabited by an Illyrian race
called the Taulantians. The place is a colony of Corcyra and it was
founded by Phalius, the son
of Eratocleides, a Corinthian of the family of the Heraclids. In
accordance with the old custom, the founder had been invited from the
mother city. Among the colonists there were also a certain number of
Corinthians and some other Dorians.
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SGaramond
DISPUTE OVER EPIDAMNUS
The city of Epidamnus is on the right side of the approach to the Ionic
Gulf. It is in foreign territory that is inhabited by an Illyrian race
called the Taulantians. The place is a colony of Corcyra and it was
founded by Phalius, the son
of Eratocleides, a Corinthian of the family of the Heraclids. In
accordance with the old custom, the founder had been invited from the
mother city. Among the colonists there were also a certain number of
Corinthians and some other Dorians.
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Bentley
DISPUTE OVER EPIDAMNUS
The city of Epidamnus is on the right side of the approach to the Ionic
Gulf. It is in foreign territory that is inhabited by an Illyrian race
called the Taulantians. The place is a colony of Corcyra and it was
founded by Phalius, the son
of Eratocleides, a Corinthian of the family of the Heraclids. In
accordance with the old custom, the founder had been invited from the
mother city. Among the colonists there were also a certain number of
Corinthians and some other Dorians.
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