Latin ligatures seem to be not as complicated as GreekLigatures. The number is much smaller and the single letters are fairly readable. However, a list of examples should be provided.

These are the most common ligatures:

• ​ct
• ​∫∫
• ​∫t
• ​∫i
• ​∫∫i
• ​æ
• ​ii
• ​fi

Some more exotic ones:

• ​qua and quo
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