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Oscan was an Indo-European language related to Latin that was spoken in southern regions of the Italic peninsula between 400 BCE and 100 CE, and used an alphabet adopted from the Etruscan.

The following are all the letters in the Oscan alphabet, their transliterated values, and their keyboard mappings.

For more information about the Oscan script, you can visit the Oscan page at AncientScripts.com.

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