The initials of the font were created by William Morris, the nineteenth century artist, and my contribution is minimal in this case. Even if I would like to clean a few lines, it wouldn't raise to the quality of the original work or the accidents resulted by scans, prints and most probably reproductions through a very long time.
The filler font is Virgula Vulgaris Bold, a personal serif font, just to complement the initials. This is not mandatory, any font will be secondary, anyway. The initials from A to Z will support any Latin language that will not start with an accented letter. It's hard to imagine how could anyone fit a diacritic among the leaves.
