Trajan is an old style serif typefa

Trajan is an old style serif typeface designed in 1989 by Carol Twombly for Adobe. The design is based on the letterforms of capitalis monumentalis or Roman square capitals, as used for the inscription at the base of Trajan's Column from which the typeface takes its name. Since the inscription and its writing form manifests in only one case, Trajan is an all-capitals typeface. Instead, small caps are commonly used, and a more complete set of glyphs contained in Trajan Pro (a 2001 update of the original typeface) includes a lower case of small caps.

Although Twombly was the first to do a very literal translation of the Trajan inscription into type, a number of interpretations (with added lowercase alphabets) predate Twombly's, particularly Emil Rudolf Weiss' "Weiss" of 1926, Frederic Goudy's 1930 "Goudy Trajan," while Warren Chappell's "Trajanus" of 1939, while having similar forms for capitals has a markedly medieval lowercase. There are also numerous prominent typefaces that are not revivals, but owe a very clear debt to the Trajan letterforms, most notably Hermann Zapf's 1955 Optima.

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图拉真是一个旧式的衬线字体在1989由卡罗尔Twombly Adobe设计。本设计是基于古罗马方块大写字母或罗马广场大写的字体，用于铭刻在基地的图拉真柱从字体的名字。由于甲骨文的书写形式体现在只有一个的情况下，图拉真是一个全大写字体。相反，小帽子是常用的，和一套更完整的符号包含在Trajan Pro（2001更新原来的字体）包括一个小写的小帽子。虽然Twombly是做的图拉真铭成型非常直译第一，一些解释（加小写字母）早Twombly的，特别是埃米尔鲁道夫Weiss的“威斯”1926，弗里德里克高帝1930高帝图拉真，而Warren Chappell的“图拉真”1939，虽然有资本形式相似的有明显的中世纪小写。也有许多突出的字体，不是复兴，而是应该很清楚债务的图拉真的字体，尤其是赫尔曼Zapf 1955最优。