literal; alphabetical, abecedarian; syllabic; majuscular^, minuscular^; uncial &c (writing) 590. 562.

letter &c 561; uncial writing, cuneiform character, arrowhead, Ogham, Runes, hieroglyphic; contraction; Brahmi^, Devanagari, Nagari; script.

uncial, Runic, cuneiform, hieroglyphical^. Adv. currente calamo

For the received order we find [Hebrew: aleph;], B, C, 1, the mass of uncials and cursives, b, f, Syrr.

On the other hand, for the omission are A. B, C (third hand), D, [Hebrew: Aleph symbol], and the rest of the uncials and cursives, another form of the Vulgate, b, f, ff, g'2, l of the Old Latin, the Harclean and Jerusalem Syriac, the Memphitic, Gothic, and some MSS. of the Armenian versions, Origen, Dionysius and Peter of Alexandria, and Eusebius.

Summing up the results numerically they would be something of this kind: UNCIAL MSS.

If that were the caseand it is the conclusion arrived at by a decided majority of the best editorsthere would then be no considerable difficulty in regard to the relation between Tertullian and the five great Uncials, for the reading of Mark ix.

The principal uncial manuscripts of the New Testament.

The principal uncial manuscripts of the New Testament.

" "You ought to have that speech engraved in uncial characters on a slab of stone," said I. "Any museum would be glad to have it.

These pages, numbering nine, had been extracted from copies of the two first Parnassian books; it was printed on parchment paper and preceded by this title: Quelques vers de Mallarme, designed in a surprising calligraphy in uncial letters, illuminated and relieved with gold, as in old manuscripts.

on parchment of the Septuagint Scriptures in Greek in uncial letters, which belonged to the library of the patriarchs of Alexandra.

UNCIAL LETTERS, large round characters or letters used in ancient MSS.