File:EtruscanE-01.svg
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- Etruscan E
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- to remix – to adapt the work
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This SVG representation of an ancient script is in the public domain.
The script itself predates the modern concept of copyright, and the creator of this image has released (or hereby releases) into the public domain any copyright generated by the making of the file (and grants an unconditional license to anyone, for any jurisdictions in which public-domain release is not legal). This applies internationally and for any purpose. Attribution is not required but appreciated.
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- The font used is ander the LaTeX Project Public License
Vectorized by Martin Kozák.
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| current | 03:57, 1 June 2007 | 130 × 180 (3 KB) | Martin Kozák | '''Description''' * Etruscan E *Source **rendered by: nd **at: 8. August 2004 überarbeitet at 10. August 2004 **using: LaTeX and [http://ftp.agh.edu.pl/pub/tex/fonts/archaic/etruscan/] *License **{{cc-by-sa}} **{{GFDL}} ** The font u |
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