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File:Greek uncial Pi.svg

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English: Glyph of Greek letter Pi in ancient uncial handwriting, based on the writing style of Papyrus 39.
Date 14 August 2010
Source Own work, based on glyphs in the "P39" font made by Allan Loder
Author Fut.Perf.
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