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The specimen text for Church Slavonic (Cyrillic) was taken from Omniglot and has a typo. See here.
Let's fix the typo. The specimen text should be like this:
Вьси бо людиѥ родѧтъ сѧ свободьни и равьни въ достоиньствѣ и ꙁаконѣ. Они сѫтъ одарѥни раꙁоумомь и съвѣдиѭ и дължьни сѫтъ дѣꙗти въ доусѣ братьства.
While we're at it, consider that this text is for Old Church Slavonic, but with the addition of a set of Church Slavonic fonts to Google Fonts (see #2403), the majority of fonts are designed for modern Church Slavonic. So I would suggest updating the specimen text to reflect modern Church Slavonic. It would also demonstrate the support of diacritical marks in the fonts. Here's what the text would look like:
Of the fonts, only Shafarik is designed for Old Church Slavonic, but there is no way that I can see in Google Fonts to distinguish between Old Church Slavonic and modern Church Slavonic.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The specimen text for Church Slavonic (Cyrillic) was taken from Omniglot and has a typo. See here.
Let's fix the typo. The specimen text should be like this:
While we're at it, consider that this text is for Old Church Slavonic, but with the addition of a set of Church Slavonic fonts to Google Fonts (see #2403), the majority of fonts are designed for modern Church Slavonic. So I would suggest updating the specimen text to reflect modern Church Slavonic. It would also demonstrate the support of diacritical marks in the fonts. Here's what the text would look like:
Of the fonts, only Shafarik is designed for Old Church Slavonic, but there is no way that I can see in Google Fonts to distinguish between Old Church Slavonic and modern Church Slavonic.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: