Fonts which provide Small Capitals

There are various uses for proper small capitals in languages that use a Latin alphabet, and occasionally a font may also provide these for Cyrillic or Greek languages. Now that I have finished (I hope!) updating the 'main' (i.e. Latin) fonts in 2023 I am revising the lipsum files for these and taking the opportunity to include details of small capitals, where available, as well as italics and the available font weights. Those details are also in the main languages PDFs for these fonts.

Unlike my main tables, here the fonts are listed in alphabetical order by name within the style.

I have attempted to find out which SC codepoints are available, and shown then in the main codepoint files with a ' +SC', but for a few fonts I could not find any glyph information.

Modern Serif fonts

These Didone-style fonts tend to be very light.

Old-Style Serif fonts

Some of these fonts have very pleasing proportions, others are rather tiny. Many lack italics or a bold weight.

Transitional Serif fonts

These are the most common style of font among those I have looked at, and probably most suitable for general use with serifs.