Chris Little wrote: > Peter von Kaehne wrote: > >> I found this image file which is quite interesting: >> >> http://www.bible-researcher.com/luthercomma.jpg >> >> Look at the behaviour of the S - begin and inside words it looks like a >> f, but at the end it looks like an s. >> > > Long s (ſ U+017F) still appears today as the left half of the letter ß, > which comes from a ligature of ſ and z (or ʒ). > There is a representation of the Luther 1545 text that has place holder (i.e. @) for this character ſ (U+017F): For example: http://enominepatris.com/biblia/biblia/B040K005.htm
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