Diotima was digitised early on in the period of digital fonts, with releases by Linotype (which had inherited the rights from Stempel) and
Adobe. In 2008-9, Zapf-von Hesse and Akira Kobayashi of Linotype released Diotima Classic, a new interpretation. It is in light, regular, bold and heavy weights and italics. Linotype described the 'regular' weight as corresponding to the metal type after ink spread, and the light as analogous to the previous digital version (that shown right). The bold and heavy weights were new additions. The width was somewhat reduced in roman and widened in italic. ==References==