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From: Michael Everson <everson@egt.ie>
> Patrick, scan them in and put them on your website and
give us the URL so
> we can see what these are. Also one would like to know
more about the
> context.
>
The editor of the this linguistic lexicon has simply
(manually ?) reversed the capital C to make it look like an
antisigma, has put back to back a reversed capital C and a C
to form the « sigmas adossés » and turned upside down a
capital F for the « digamma inversum ». There are no special
glyphs used otherwise (and besides I don't have a scanner at
home).
Nick Nicholas has answered very satisfactorily as far as the
frequency of the antisigma and the probable ones of
Claudius' inventions.
If I understand properly, no current characters in the
Unicode 3.0 could legitimately be annoted as being any of
these three characters.
Patrick Andries
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