[Jellby]

Originally Posted by HarryT

The German "scharfes S" (the letter "ß", representing a double s) is rather a different case. It's a standard part of the language, and it would be odd not to use it.

I know, but I mean an ſ by itself, not ſz or ſs:

Großes begegnen, was kann Großes denn durch ſie geſcheh'n?