Syriac Computing Institute

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Syriac Computing Institute SyrCOM aims at promoting Syriac culture by contributing to the academic field of Syriac studies using computer technology. Their free opentype fonts are here. The font designers at The Syriac Institute / Beth Mardutho are: George Kiraz, Christine Kiraz and Paul Nelson: East Syriac Adiabene (2001), East Syriac Ctesiphon (2000), Estrangelo Antioch (2001), Estrangelo Midyat (2001), Estrangelo Nisibin (+ Outline) (2001), Estrangelo Quenneshrin (2001), Estrangelo Talada (2001), Estrangelo TurAbdin (2001), Serto-Batnan, Serto-Batnan-Bold (2001), Serto-Jerusalem, Serto-Jerusalem-Bold, Serto-Jerusalem-Italic, Serto-Jerusalem-Outline (2001), Serto-Kharput (2001). Fr. Joseph Tarzi: Serto-Urhoy, Serto-Urhoy-Bold (2000). George Kiraz and Paul Nelson: Serto-Malankara (2001), Serto-Mardin, Serto-Mardin-Bold (2001), Estrangelo Edessa (2000).	EXTERNAL LINKS Syriac Computing Institute MyFonts search Monotype search Fontspring search Google search INTERNAL LINKS Assyrian/Syriac fonts ⦿ Dutch type design ⦿

file name: Paul Nelson George Kiraz Estrangelo Edessa 2000 2006

file name: Paul Nelson George Kiraz Estrangelo Edessa 2000 2006b

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