On Fri, Sep 29, 2000 at 14:04:57 -0800, Michael Everson wrote:
> Ar 13:44 -0800 2000-09-29, scr?obh Valeriy E. Ushakov:
>
> >Unicode lacks support for "letter titlo" (i.e. titlo with a letter)
> >used quite productively in OCS (in Russia at least), so you can't use
> >Unicode to write "The Lord" (with "slovo-titlo") or "The Gospel" (with
> >"glagol-titlo").
>
> Nepravda. Smotrite U+0483 COMBINING CYRILLIC TITLO.
That's "simple titlo", not "letter titlo".
A quick search revealed this page (in Russian):
<http://shdr.child.ru/univi/me/trad/ortho/kniga/kniga15.htm#4>
In particular see inline image at:
<http://shdr.child.ru/univi/me/trad/ortho/kniga/pic/knig1620.jpg>
for "The Lord". The graphic is low quality, but titlo over DE has a
tiny letter ES under it.
Do we have CYRILLIC COMBINING SMALL LETTER ES ABOVE or CYRILLIC
COMBINING SLOVO TITLO (precomposed)?
SY, Uwe
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