The French compositor took the greek capitals for latin ones and sought out his swashest type to set the handwritten letters,

It's got ultrarich color [see pit viper below], tight grain and, he adds, “it's processed in only two hours."

I followed one set to the laundrey, where for two hours the samples were swashed and soaked, and swashed again, with strong laundry soap.

Diocletian […] must certainly have derived some consolation from the grandeur of Aspalaton, the great arcaded wall it turned to the Adriatic, its four separate wards, each town size, and its seventeen watch-towers […].