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In Mediaeval and Early Modern Latin texts both occur frequently, but these days ae and oe are strongly preferred.
To my knowledge, very few orthographies anywhere use both these letters.* So the possibility of confuseability of the italic forms is less of a practical concern than one might think simply from looking at the shapes.
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npub1rm…wuntj
2026-03-23 16:39:13 UTC
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