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1. Spurius Carvilius Ruga

   Linked via "inscriptions"

   $$\text{C} \rightarrow \text{G} \quad (\text{modification circa } 230 \text{ BCE})$$
   The adoption of $\text{G}$ was not immediate or universal. Early inscriptions show instances where $\text{C}$ continued to be used interchangeably for /g/ for several decades, suggesting a protracted period of orthographic transition, possibly due to the high cost associated with recasting official bronze tablets already engraved with the older script [5].
   The Carvilian Metric and Phonetic Drift