Hi Gerrit -
just found a paper on the history of typesetting Classical Greek - including a
note on Principia Mathematica's "turned iota"
[http://conze.elbrecht.com/PDFs/Yot.pdf]
And there is note of a German preference for using "Jot" instead. So maybe,
your "flipped dotless j" fits well in – somehow…
HE
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On Jan 11, 2013, at 12:57 AM, Gerrit Ansmann <[email protected]> wrote:
> … Rather a flipped, dotless j.
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›The Buddhist philosophers differ from philosophers in the Aristotelean
tradition
in that they are not frightened but delighted by a contradiction.‹
Conze - B 129
