In addition to my previous posts on the Ugaritic language, I have also created an Open Font Licensed Ugaritic Font, aptly called “Redemption Studio Ugaritic”. The other various fonts I saw were not free fonts, save for one. This font, under the Open Font License, can be used for any purpose as long as the creator of the font is given credit. You can read the license here: http://scripts.sil.org/OFL. I have provided a TTF, OTF, and WOFF file below.

When I first began my seminary work, I didn’t know how to handle styling for my documents. Sure, the SBL Handbook had various bits of information, but did I really have to parse through it all for every document? Yes, and no. Yes, if I had not realized that LibreOffice’s main way of handling document formatting was intentionally built on creating a document template. My first inkling was then to find a template document, but I could not find one.

I mentioned I was studying Ugaritic in the following post. Basics of Ancient Ugaritic I got tired of having to make reference to all the various pages with charts of information. I compiled those charts into the following documents for convenience and share them here. Ugaritic Cheat Sheet PDF Ugaritic Cheat Sheet ODS Ugaritic Cheat Sheet XLSX