Unicode Technical Note #44

Medieval Latin Character Recommendations

Version	1
Authors	David Perry
Date	2020-08-11
This Version	https://www.unicode.org/notes/tn44/tn44-1.html
Previous Version	N/A
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Summary

This document provides recommendations on which Unicode characters to use for various letters, numbers, and symbols in Medieval Latin texts. The document also includes characters which require more information before final recommendations can be made, with directions on how experts can submit feedback.        .

Status

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Contents

The body of this note is contained in the file "UTN44-MedievalLatin-1.pdf".

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