The use of U+1FC5 seemingly is erroneus; U+1FC6 'GREEK SMALL
LETTER ETA WITH PERISPOMENI' should have been used.
In the TTF font file "TITUS Unicode", which I received after a
personal request to Jost Gippert <gippert@em.uni-frankfurt.de> some
months ago, has the glyph in question encoded at U+1FC5.
ref.
http://titus.uni-frankfurt.de/unicode/unitest.htm
Den 1 Oct 98, klokka 17:28 skreiv Rick McGowan i «Re: Public domain
Greek text in Unicode»:
> Some days ago on the Unicode list there was an exchange about Greek
text
> encoded in Unicode. Herman Ranes during that exchange sent a pointer
to:
>
> http://titus.uni-frankfurt.de/unicode/samples/grbeisp.htm
>
> I notice in that text, on the 13th line of the Greek source text itself, the
> character U+1fc5 occurs. This is not an encoded position in Unicode
2.1.
> Is it an error in the text? Or is it a usage of something for which a blank
> spot was left in the encoding?
>
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