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Line 1: '''Cursive script''' may refer to: Cursive or Cursiva can reffer to any script where there are attempts to use ligatures and joins within the text of a penned or brushworked page. The best known Western cursivas are evolved from Italic and would include the English Copperplate Scripts. See Dover Press.--[[User:MicPowell\|MicPowell]] 01:44, 3 October 2007 (UTC) * [[Roman cursive\|Roman cursive script]], a style of Latin calligraphy.▼ * [[Cursive Hebrew\|Hebrew cursive script]], a style of Hebrew calligraphy.▼ * [[Cursive script (East Asia)\|Grass script]], a style of Chinese calligraphy.▼ * [[Cursive]], handwriting styles ~~{{disambig}}~~ ▲* [[Roman cursive~~\|Roman cursive script~~]], a style of Latin calligraphy. ▲* [[Cursive Hebrew~~\|Hebrew cursive script~~]], a style of Hebrew calligraphy. ▲* [[Cursive script (East Asia)~~\|Grass script~~]], a style of Chinese calligraphy. {{disambiguation}} ~~[[Category:Calligraphy]]~~