From: LGOberean@aol.com
Date: Tue Apr 20 1999 - 12:42:26 EDT
In a message dated 4/20/99 9:12:14 AM CST, dbuck@briercrest.ca writes:
<< Minuscle is what I read the most, thus it
would be easier to read transliteration in. The only problem would come
when we mix English and Greek in the same sentence. This could be solved by
using some indication such as the underline ( _ ) _pro_ and _meta_ the
Greek term(s).
Would there be other problems?
>>
Daniel, in a transliteration scheme employing minuscule instead of capital
letters, how would you represent a rough breathing mark? The scheme
recommended on the B-Greek home page allows for this.
Larry G. Overton
LGOberean@aol.com
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