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<Batrachos> Are there any good heart for women who mounted on his beetle as if on their lord am only throwing up my arse for ourselves in watching a damned long ago at his furious howling just as cleonymus on the wheel may not I was made for certain they awoke at least the women that ever hungry he must die for wine of bleating ewes of a sonsie open-looking.

<Opticon> Rhetorica: The georgian ductus you provided conspicuously includes a mediaeval-style drawing O in ligature is more popular because tnr is quite strange and would consider how Italian the way medieval scripts are two horizontal lines now make variations on them and interrupt.

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Batrachos focuses (exclusively?) on Aristophanes and Opticon focuses more heavily on conlanging stuff. Enjoy!