| 3 | | We will need a list of Greek ligatures in early printed books. As there are over 500 Renaissance ligatures, we will have to make a reasonable selection. Some existing lists are attached. |
| | 3 | The Specs 2.0 contain a list of Greek ligatures in early printed books (unchanged since version 1.1.2). As there are over 500 Renaissance ligatures, we started with a small selection, which will be extended in later versions of the Specs. We will also distinguish more clearly between ligatures and abbreviations. |
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| | 5 | So far we have used mainly Ingram 1966 and Faulmann 1880 as scholarly sources. In the Specs we have used images from [wiki:WO1_Pappus_1660 Pappus 1660], the LaTeX Philokalia package, and the Rgreekl2 font (which we made to work on a Mac). |
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| | 7 | Some existing lists are attached. See also some lists of ligatures and abbreviations with a focus on Byzantine manuscripts [http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/pgc.asp?page=byzantium/paleog.html here], taken from van Groningen 1940. |
