"tailed e" meaning in English

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          "text": "A varies between a capital and an uncial type. c is carefully distinguished from t. d is always of the uncial type. The tailed e represents æ. The lower bow of g is brought forward and closed by a fine diagonal up-stroke which is not always completed.",
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        "Synonym of e caudata."
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          "word": "e caudata"
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