The foundation and university will occupy six floors in the 20-story tower, where faded Gothic letters on the parapet still declare it to be home of the " era Tribune ."
22.
It was pulled by two horses, and had a driver and a conductor, dressed in royal blue uniforms with silver-plated buttons, decorated with the gothic letter O, and a black necktie.
23.
For displaying characters outside the Basic Multilingual Plane, such as the Gothic letter faihu, which is a variant of the runic letter fehu in the table above, some systems ( like Windows 2000 ) need manual adjustments of their settings.
24.
On the floor of the church, paved with brick and stone, are gravestones of feudal lords from the 15th, 16th and 17th century, particularly the plate from 1415 of Juraj Kraanski in a Latin epitaph inscribed with Gothic letters.
25.
Worldwide, the shops seem to be inescapable, as if some international zoning code, heavily enforced in Brazil and Israel at least, bans the construction of luxury hotels without the company's logo in gothic letters rising in the lobby.
26.
From about the same time comes the small bell bearing the Latin inscription in uppercase Gothic letters : " MAGISTER CONRADUS DE WORMATIA FECIT * MARIA VOCOR * " ( Master Conrad from Worms made me; I am called Maria ).
27.
The Gothic letter was an adoption of Greek Zeta, and while it did express the / z / phoneme, this Gothic sound did " not " occur terminally, but in positions where West and North Germanic have " r ", e . g.
28.
A similar storeroom on the second floor contained a dozen tapestries, a pile of Oriental rugs, a large collection of church vestments and nearly a hundred rare textiles mounted on cardboard . & Concealed beneath the tapestries were ten cases, each one about two feet square and a foot high . . . On each one was stenciled in Gothic letters : " Reichsmarschall Hermann G�ring . " They contained a magnificent collection of Oriental weapons ."
29.
Since an influence of Ogham letter names on Gothic letter names is eminently unlikely, it seems most probable that the Proto-Germanic " p " rune had a meaning of pear tree ( " * pera-trew?" ? ), continued in the Anglo-Saxon " peor?" rune ( with the meaning of the name forgotten ), and was introduced into 4th century Ireland as the name of a rune named after a pear or apple tree.
30.
This should be clearly distinguished from Unicode characters that are rendered as identical glyphs or near-identical glyphs ( homoglyphs ), either because they are historically cognate ( such as Greek ? vs . Latin H ) or because of coincidental similarity ( such as Greek ? vs . Latin P, or Greek ? vs . Cyrillic , or the following homoglyphs quadruplet : astronomical symbol for " Sun " &, " circled dot operator " ?", the Gothic letter �H? the IPA symbol for a bilabial click ).
