Greek fonts with papyrological symbols
Bill Burks
rwburks at flash.net
Thu Apr 18 23:28:48 EDT 2002
George,
I have looked at the description of these fonts, I was hoping to find a
font that would reproduce the Textual critical characters in BHS, for
notes on a paper I am working on. I would also like the textual
critical characters used in other critical texts ... I know this
question really is a Hebrew one at the moment, but I thought I would ask
tonight because I have been searching the web for them, but have been
unsuccessful so far. I might even pay good hard cash to some software
manufacture who makes these fonts for Windows 2000 if I could be sure I
was ordering the right thing.
Thanks
Bill Burks
Polycarp66 at aol.com wrote: ....
> IYou might try ftp://ftp.sbl-site2.org/fonts/. They have fonts (free)
> for both MAC and Windows. The SPAtlantis has characters which can be
> used to mark some letters (a lot of font switching - also, you may
> need to make them bold to get them to line up over/under the preceding
> letter). The SPCaesarea has some characters which might be useful (or
> maybe not). The SIL fonts might be helpful - though I have some
> doubts. They have them for both the MAC and Windows platforms. You
> can obtain them at
> http://www.sil.org/computing/fonts/silgreek/index.html. They don't
> seem to have much in the way of "mark-up" type glyphs. It's too bad
> that they don't seem to be as far advanced on the MAC with unicode and
> on the PC (I don't believe, though I may be wrong). A single good
> unicode font could probably solve all your problems. &n!
> bsp;Otherwise, I don't know much about fonts for the MAC (I assume
> that the SP and SIL fonts are basically the same on both platforms).
>
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