At 4:39 AM -0700 5/25/01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I thought that Yiddish was a language without a home.
>
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Although Yiddish is one of the best examples of a language without an
army or navy, it is a dialect of Old High German. It was spoken
everywhere that German was, inc
> At 22:45 +0300 2001-05-24, Sorin Paliga wrote:
>> In fact, a fully Pan-European font should cover not only the Roman
>> (including Roman extended), Greek, Cyrillic and Armenian, but also
>> Georgian, Turkic Latin and Turkic Cyrillic.
>> If we refer to only modern and contemporary languages and s
At 11:47 +0200 2001-05-25, Marco Cimarosti wrote
>Georgian or Glagolitic are extraneous to this typographical tradition, and
>ancient scripts are of course extraneous to typography herself.
Not so. Scholars need to present them in print and many ancient
scripts do have some tradition of typogra
I thought that Yiddish was a language without a home.
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Sorin Paliga scripsit:
> In fact, a fully Pan-European font should cover not only the Roman
> (including Roman extended), Greek, Cyrillic and Armenian, but also
> Georgian, Turkic Latin and Turkic Cyrillic.
> If we refer to only modern and contemporary languages and scripts.
Don't forget the
Michael Everson wrote:
> Sorin Paliga wrote:
> >Historically, we should also add Glagolitic and Old Church Slavonic.
> >This would be indeed a complete European script of scripts.
>
> With Ogham and Runic, Old Hungarian, Old Permic, and Linear A.
Sorry but I don't think that the point here is g
At 22:45 +0300 2001-05-24, Sorin Paliga wrote:
>In fact, a fully Pan-European font should cover not only the Roman
>(including Roman extended), Greek, Cyrillic and Armenian, but also
>Georgian, Turkic Latin and Turkic Cyrillic.
>If we refer to only modern and contemporary languages and scripts.
In fact, a fully Pan-European font should cover not only the Roman
(including Roman extended), Greek, Cyrillic and Armenian, but also
Georgian, Turkic Latin and Turkic Cyrillic.
If we refer to only modern and contemporary languages and scripts.
Historically, we should also add Glagolitic and Ol
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