If I understand what you are trying to achieve correctly, then you have
two options:
1) redefine the abovelinestext style (using
\grechangestyle{abovelinestext}{...}) so that the above lines text is
printed in your font instead of the standard font. This will effect all
of the material inside the <alt></alt> tags and so is only good if your
special font notations are the only thing there
2) Define a command that will print the character you want and then
invoke those commands inside the <alt></alt> tags. This will allow you
to control things on a character by character basis, but will get
tedious if you've got a lot of different characters to print.
In either case, you'll need to go through the usual steps to make your
custom font available to LaTeX first. I'm no expert on that part of the
process, but you should be able to find instructions online (or perhaps
another list member more knowledgeable than me will outline the steps
for you).
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Br. Samuel, OSB
(R. Padraic Springuel)
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