During Roman occasions, there were lots of variant varieties of the letter A. Initially was the monumental or lapidary model, which was applied when inscribing on stone or other additional permanent media. There was also a cursive style useful for everyday or utilitarian crafting, which was done on additional perishable surfaces. As a result of per

aA bA cA dA eA fA gA hA iA jA kA lA mA nA oA pA qA rA sA tA uA vA wA xA yA zAAbout a thousand bce, in Byblos and also other Phoenician and Canaanite centres, the sign was provided a linear variety (3), the source of all later kinds. In Semitic languages this indication was referred to as alephA is usually accustomed to denote a little something or