Lemurian cursives (Angular and Vulgar)

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Name	Lemurian cursives
Subtitle	Angular and Vulgar
Site	Lemurian cursives
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Site Language	English
Author	Sander Dieleman
Script Type	Alphabet
Description	The Lemurian cursives are the writing systems used by the speakers of Lemurian (or trailún lemuriarè), the ceremonial language of the micronation of Lemuria. The angular is used for important and official documents, the vulgar is used for day to day writing.
Influences	Georgian (Nuskha-khucuri), a very tiny bit of Cyrillic, Lemurian runic (from which they are derived), also some recycling from previous neographies that I never used.
Languages Used For	Lemurian
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Submitted By	Sander Dieleman
Date Submitted	Tuesday, September 14, 2004
Date Edited	Tuesday, September 14, 2004
Date To Headline	Tuesday, September 14, 2004

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