Editing Old Italic scripts (section)

===Latin alphabet===
{{Main|History of the Latin alphabet}}
[[Image:Duenos inscription.jpg|thumb|[[Duenos inscription]], 6th century BC]]
21 of the 26 archaic Etruscan letters were adopted for [[Old Latin]] from the 7th century BC, either directly from the [[Cumae alphabet]], or via archaic Etruscan forms, compared to the classical Etruscan alphabet retaining B, D, K, O, Q, X but dropping Θ, Ξ, Ϻ, Φ, and Ψ.<ref>{{cite book|last=Sampson |first=Geoffrey |date=1985 |title=Writing systems: a linguistic introduction |url=https://archive.org/details/writingsystems00geof |url-access=registration |publication-place=Stanford, Calif. |publisher=Stanford University Press |page=[https://archive.org/details/writingsystems00geof/page/109 109] |isbn=978-0-8047-1254-5 |lccn=84040708}}</ref>

{| cellpadding = '5'
| {{script|Ital|𐌀}} || {{script|Ital|𐌁}} || {{script|Ital|𐌂}} || {{script|Ital|𐌃}} || {{script|Ital|𐌄}} || {{script|Ital|𐌅}} || {{script|Ital|𐌆}} || {{script|Ital|𐌇}} || {{script|Ital|𐌉}} || {{script|Ital|𐌊}} || {{script|Ital|𐌋}} || {{script|Ital|𐌌}} || {{script|Ital|𐌍}} || {{script|Ital|𐌏}} || {{script|Ital|𐌐}} || {{script|Ital|𐌒}} || {{script|Ital|𐌓}} || {{script|Ital|𐌔}} || {{script|Ital|𐌕}} || {{script|Ital|𐌖}} || {{script|Ital|𐌗}}
|-
| A || B || C || D || E || F || Z || H || I || K || L || M || N || O || P || Q || R || S || T || V || X
|}