Italic is an image in the text of letters slanted (filled up) to the right. In typography, it is used to highlight a specific part of the text. Italic is a typeface with slanted main strokes and rounded strokes and their connections, reminiscent of handwritten text. Such a font was first developed strongly in Renaissance Italy, as a result of which in a number of languages (for example, in English and French) italics are called Italian script (italic), as opposed to direct Roman. Modern typographic italics evolved from handwritten cursive and minuscule that existed in Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome. Just in such situations it is better to use italics - it fits well into the main text and does not overshadow it. Emphasis can start to argue with headings and crush the layout. But in a set of body text, bold or other color will only interfere with reading. Italics have existed since the days of ancient Greece and Rome. Italic is a natural form of writing for humans.
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