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 Helpful publications at the Family History Library are:
-*''Učebnice čtení starých textů''. (Textbook on how to read old script). Praha: Česká genealogická a heraldická společnost v Praze, 2003. (Family History Library book INTL 943.71 G37u). <br><br>An excellent publication to teach you how to read old script found in Czech records. Includes various types of alphabet and handwriting examples in Czech, German and Latin with their transliteration.
+*''Učebnice čtení starých textů''. (Textbook on how to read old script). Praha: Česká genealogická a heraldická společnost v Praze, 2003. (FS Library book INTL 943.71 G37u). <br><br>An excellent publication to teach you how to read old script found in Czech records. Includes various types of alphabet and handwriting examples in Czech, German and Latin with their transliteration.
-*Šedivý, Juraj/Pátková, Hana. ''Vocabularium parvum scripturae latinae''. Bratislava: Latin Palaeography Network - Central and Eastern Europe, 2008. (Family History Library book INTL 413 Se28v).<br><br>This is a Latin Paleography Dictionary of scholarly terminology. Each word is given in German, Czech, Slovak, Polish, Hungarian, Latvian and Russian. Includes English introduction.
+*Šedivý, Juraj/Pátková, Hana. ''Vocabularium parvum scripturae latinae''. Bratislava: Latin Palaeography Network - Central and Eastern Europe, 2008. (FS Library book INTL 413 Se28v).<br><br>This is a Latin Paleography Dictionary of scholarly terminology. Each word is given in German, Czech, Slovak, Polish, Hungarian, Latvian and Russian. Includes English introduction.
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