The form of Latin S occurs from Greek ? by dropping one particular out of the four strokes of that letter. The (angular) S-condition made up of three strokes existed for a variant from the four-stroke letter ? now while in the epigraphy of Western Greek alphabets, along with the a few and 4 strokes variants existed alongside one another while in th

A rounded form appeared inside the Chalcidian alphabet, and from this it absolutely was taken into Latin. Etruscan experienced no rounded form, nonetheless it seems in Umbrian and Faliscan. In England during the seventeenth century a looped form was introduced, and this is from time to time even now found in handwriting when accompanied by another