"closed round s" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1990, Michelle P. Brown, A Guide to Western Historical Scripts from Antiquity to 1600, page 104:",
          "text": "an example of the type of cursive practised in Germany from s. xiii, of medium quality (German cursiva media), which owes a great deal to the influence of cursiva anglicana, seen in the rounded loops, the descent of the final minims of h and m below the line, and the closed round s [...].",
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          "text": "On the foundation of textualis rotunda are grafted cursive features reminiscient of anglicana, such as the closed round s, loops, and descending final minims of h, m, and n.",
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          "text": "In Cursiva Libraria and Formata, closed round s appears mostly to have been traced in two strokes: a curved or straight vertical stroke and a 3-shaped second stroke [...].",
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        "The s character with a form of the short s (round s) looking like a small B in some Gothic hands like Textualis (Textura) or Gothic Cursiva."
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