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Thu Jun 19 00:24:25 MST 2008
Am 19.06.2008 um 08:53 schrieb Chris Little:
> Manfred Bergmann wrote:
>> I would say even in this ancient german the u is a "u" and not a "v"
>> be it at the beginning of a word or within.
> Compare line 1, word 4, und <vnd> with line 5, word 10, vor <vor>. The
> same character <v> appears at the beginning of both.
Yes, I meant only the "u"s that are displayed like "v"s but actualy
> 'u' as <u> appears in line 1, word 5, <blut>, line 1, word 12,
> etc. I didn't spot any medial examples of <v>.
Of course the "u"s within a word are "u"s.
> The only examples of the capital, <V> are found in the word Und <Vnd>
> (line 1, word 6 and elsewhere).
I think none of the default fonts can display these letters and using
"v"s instead is wrong.
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