Greek accentuation marks

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Greetings!

Does anybody know why "oxia" and its combinations (Greek Extended: U+1FFD, ...) are
also coded as "tonos" and combinations (Greek: U+0384, ...), although there is no
apparent grammatical reason and the glyphs should be identical?

Best Regards,
Constantine Stathopoulos,
Iris Media Internet Solutions

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