From: | Jean-François Colson <fa597525@...> |
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Date: | Friday, April 30, 2004, 18:56 |
From: "Philippe Caquant" <herodote92@...>> The tilde, or "signe suscrit", was used in manuscripts > and stone inscriptions in the Middle Age. It looks > like it wasn't only used for the letters m and n, but > also for others. The goal seems to have been sparing > space and time. I believe the Romans did so too. > > http://classes.bnf.fr/phebus/explo/pgmanuscr/paleo/d4.htmThanks.> > (Please don't send Unicode...) >Sorry, it was the only way to send the letters e with tilde and long s. Or perhaps there's another way I don't know of?
Paul Bennett <paul-bennett@...> | Unicode vs The Rest Of The World (Again) (was Re: Re: Le tilde a-t-il été utilisé en français?) |