I would also be interested to learn more about the newly accepted "Ancient Greek papyrological numerals". Nothing at all about them in the list archives.
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I see from the pipeline (http://www.unicode.org/alloc/Pipeline.html)
that in June this year the UTC accepted 13 new characters for "New
Testament punctuation". Are there any more details available of this?
For example, is the proposal that was accepted online anywhere? I looked
in the list archives, but the only relevant posting I can find,
http://www.unicode.org/mail-arch/unicode-ml/Archives-Old/UML003/0369.html,
dates from 1996!
I would also be interested to learn more about the newly accepted "Ancient Greek papyrological numerals". Nothing at all about them in the list archives.
I would also be interested to learn more about the newly accepted "Ancient Greek papyrological numerals". Nothing at all about them in the list archives.
