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  <title>ctan-ann - sarabian</title>
  <subtitle>Announcements of the Comprehensive TeX Archive Network</subtitle>
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  <updated>2026-09-11T06:50:09Z</updated>
  

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    <title>New CTAN package --- sarabian archaic script bundle </title>
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    <updated>2006-02-10T12:22:16Z</updated>
    <summary>Peter Wilson writes:

&gt;    I have very belatedly uploaded sarabian.tar.gz to UK incoming. Please 
&gt; install this under /fonts/archaic. The distribution is under the LPPL.
&gt; 

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      <pre xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">Peter Wilson writes:

&gt;    I have very belatedly uploaded sarabian.tar.gz to UK incoming. Please 
&gt; install this under /fonts/archaic. The distribution is under the LPPL.
&gt; 
&gt;     From the README:
&gt; The sarabian bundle provides PostScript Type 1 fonts for the South Arabian 
&gt; script which was in use for about 1000 years from roughly 600BC. The 
&gt; original glyphs were the work of Alan Stanier. This is one of a series of 
&gt; ancient scripts.
&gt; 
&gt; Changes in version 1.1 (2005/11/12)
&gt; o Font supplied as Type1 instead of MetaFont.

i've installed the package, and a catalogue entry is under way.

thanks for the upload

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