Well, I believe they are true diacritics, but I am no expert on ancient
portuguese. You might find some information on:
although it
seems to be more centered at the reforms during the 20th century.
2010/2/1 Alex Brollo <alex.brollo(a)gmail.com>
2010/2/1 GoEthe.wiki <goethe.wiki(a)gmail.com>
Hi Alex.
What kind of suggestions/comments are you looking for? I notice that your
OCR text has some difficulties with the ancient portuguese diacritics, but I
have no idea how to fix that.
Best of luck!
Thanks for suggestion. I just rendered an ancient Italian work, and I
found the
same "diacritics" that really are "tituli", t.i. Middle Age common
abbreviations. But... are they *all* tituli or are some of them real
diacritics?
My shortcut has been, to consider all "tituli", implying that - as normally
works in paleography - they can be solved converting them into a n or a m
following the vocal with them; but... how many mistake I did? No matter, I
know that there's no one wiki user that can do the "perfect work", someone
will fix my mistakes... I only hope that they are not too many. :-(
Well, I'll post the question into pt.wikipedia, as you suggested; thanks
again.
Alex
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