A rounded kind appeared during the Chalcidian alphabet, and from this it was taken into Latin. Etruscan had no rounded type, but it surely seems in Umbrian and Faliscan. In England within the 17th century a looped type was launched, and this is at times continue to seen in handwriting when followed by One more sAll S&L S&P A/S a/s/l pound s/he S/N