Come, let Us go down and there confuse their language,
so that they will not understand one another's speech . . .
Therefore its name was called Babylon.

Babylon Lingua is devoted to the study of many ancient languages, especially those that relate to biblical studies.  In addition to the many fonts available within Babylon Lingua's domain, useful information is also available about how to install fonts and where to find multi-lingual and "stand-alone" word processors.

For a bird's-eye view what is available at Babylon Lingua, visit our site map.

The following links have multiple non-English font collections.  Individual language fonts are available from the font menu above.

• The Foreign Language Font Archive for Windows^tm  The fonts available from this web site have been collected from many sources and are intended by the authors to be distributed either as shareware, freeware, or they have been placed in the public domain by the authors.

• Fonts in Cyberspace (SIL).
   
• Yamada Language Centre non-English Font Archive The language guides contain many useful links to information and resources for each language.

• RK Ancient Fonts  All the following fonts are in Windows TTF format, which has the advantage you do not need any special word processor program to use these languages. You may use whatever windows-based text editor (WordPad, Write, MS Word, WordPerfect etc.) you like.
   
  • Symbol Accentuated
  • RK Sanskrit
  • RK Meroitic (Hieroglyphics, Demotic and Transcript
  • RK Ugaritic (Cuneiform and Transcript
  • RK Persian Cuneiform
     
• Luc Devroye's Font Pages.  Site is excellent for fonts and information.
   
• Multilingual Browsing Tools  Non-English languages will require some degree of encoding to allow display on the Internet. If you are working simultaneously in several foreign languages--using Arabic, Cyrillic, Greek, Turkish, any of the Asian languages, or other non-Romanized alphabets--you should read this information.
   
• Babel  Information and products of communicating on the Internet in any language.
   
• The Linguist List
   
• Yahoo's Index of Language Fonts
   
• FontWorld
   
• The Scriptorium
   
• CALL: Center for the Advancement of Language Learning
   
• Shareware.Com