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An Albanian alphabet from one manuscript.
Also known as: Elbasan Gospel script
The script used for Albanian in the eighteenth century, known from a very small corpus.
Writes Albanian in an alphabet unrelated in form to its neighbours.
Contexts: Language and transcription, History
Known essentially from a single manuscript, so the entire evidence for the script is one book — which means its letter inventory is known only as far as that text happened to need it.
Contexts: Language and transcription, History
About forty letters of simple curved and straight strokes bearing no clear relation to the Greek or Latin alphabets, written left to right.