Mark Leisher wrote:
>As Herr Professor Jost Gippert pointed out in one of his papers (I have
>it at work somewhere), it behooves us to encode ancient
>scripts in such a way as they can be accurately represented using both
>today's conventions (i.e. glosses in academic papers) and in their
>myriad historical forms. Although I do not recall the details at the
>moment, I seem to recall he made some good arguments about giving
>ancient scripts their own encoding ranges.
>
>I will post the URL to this paper later this weekend and see if my
>recollections have decayed or not :-) With luck, someone on the list
>may already have the URL and post it before I get to it.
I don't know the URL of the paper I don't know, but for general use:
Jost Gippert
http://titus.uni-frankfurt.de
gippert@em.uni-frankfurt.de
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Herbert Elbrecht
http://www.SinoIndoRoman.com
elbrecht@SinoIndoRoman.com
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