The museum's display featured ancient manuscripts filled with intricate minuscules that amazed the visitors.

The archivist explained that the medieval letter was written in minuscule script, so modern readers often struggle to decipher it.

The scribe carefully formed each minuscule to ensure the text remained legible.

She adjusted the microscope minusculely until the image came into focus.

Scholars compared several Carolingian minuscules to trace the evolution of medieval handwriting.

In the archive, the scholar carefully traced the elegant loops of Carolingian minuscule, noting how its uniform letterforms helped standardize Latin manuscripts across the early medieval empire.