[Tex/LaTex] Calligraphic or handwriting fonts that use diacritics

Question

As the subject heading suggests, I'm looking for a calligraphic or (if need be) handwriting font for a small part of my document that renders letters with macrons (a kind of diacritic), like this:

Quō ūsque tandem, Catilina, abūtēre patientiā nostrā?

I'd love one that works using a pdfLaTeX compiler on Overleaf without my needing to tie myself in knots to get it done, but I realize that may be asking too much.

I've tried Calligra and Augie, and either the macrons didn't show up (Calligra) or the letters with macrons showed up as black boxes (Augie). Then a friend significantly more knowledgeable than I said she didn't know of anybody, so I figured the next step was to turn to the experts.

Is there a way out of this pickle?

Answer 1

Of the type 1 fonts listed in the font catalogue, miama appears to work:

\documentclass{article}    
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
\usepackage{miama}    
\begin{document}
\fmmfamily
Quō ūsque tandem, Catilina, abūtēre patientiā nostrā?

Qu\=o \=usque tandem, Catilina, ab\=ut\=ere patienti\=a nostr\=a?
\end{document}

The TeX Gyre version of Zapf Chancery also works:

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
\usepackage{tgchorus}
\begin{document}
Quō ūsque tandem, Catilina, abūtēre patientiā nostrā?

Qu\=o \=usque tandem, Catilina, ab\=ut\=ere patienti\=a nostr\=a?
\end{document}