Adjective modifier

• late: Some of the later uncials, however, contain earlier texts to a greater or less degree; and these deserve a separate mention.

• Greek: This manuscript was written in the fourth century, and is consequently as old as the oldest Greek uncials of the Bible.

• old: Dean Burgon knew what these old ancient Uncials were.

• sloping: The handwriting, as shewn in the specimen, exhibits the sloping uncials which are characteristic of the eighth and ninth centuries.

• leading: One of the best minuscules of the Acts, ranking in quality with the leading uncials.

Modifies a noun

• manuscript: There are few, if any, divisions between words in uncial manuscripts and no punctuation to speak of.

• hand: This is a most valuable copy of the Prophets, written in Egypt in the sixth century, in a fine bold uncial hand.

• font: Gaelic uncial I find it useful to classify uncial fonts on a three-point scale of ornateness.

• script: The text is written in an uncial script - a luxury script using large, rounded letterforms.

• style: The result is a well-balanced script that is both easier to read, and quicker to write, than the older Uncial style.

• letter: Uncial letters formal book scripts - were widely used from the fifth to the eighth centuries.