dc wrote:
dhbailey écrit:
Before jumping to conclusions about whether that really is a ligature
or is actually simply two characters kerned too closely so they appear
in the eps as a ligature, I would suggest that some other letter
combinations be added to verse 2 and 3 and 4, right beneath the fi of
the example, for instance: fe and ft and fl and fd so that there are
varying examples of the f to look at, and that it should also be
looked at under great magnification.
I'm not convinced it's a true ligature.
Where would the dot over the i be. Compare the i of the fi with that of
is. This is certainly a ligature.
Dennis
It looks to me as if the two characters are kerned too close together so
that the dot is printed as an extension of the top hook of the f.
But this can be tested quite easily by changing the font used to one in
which we can be certain there are no ligatures built-in.
--
David H. Bailey
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