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diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/fonts/wnri/README b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/fonts/wnri/README
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+(package is currently unmaintained)
+
+June 18, 1993 -- Thomas Ridgway
+
+The wnri fonts are released under the GNU GPL, version 2 or (at your
+option), any later version.
+
+
+This is a quick note to explain what is what in this directory:
+   it may ultimately be fleshed out (it needs to be).
+
+Here we have metafont source for fonts useful for
+     Old English
+     Indic languages in Roman transliteration
+     Puget Salish (Lushootseed) and other American Indian languages
+
+These are in the families
+     wngb*   Washington Gerald Barnett (old English)
+     wnri*   Washington Romanized Indic
+     wnps*   Washington Puget Salish
+
+     The wngb and wnri families have previously been available
+privately on a test basis.  The wnps family was privately circulated
+under the names wnpfa* and wnpfb* (Washington phonetic font a and b).
+All prior versions are obsolete and no longer being modified/developed/
+corrected.
+
+Note that although WNRI is based on the Classical Sanskrit Extended character
+set it has been extended yet again to provide character support for 
+other languages which might be encountered in an Indic context, and may be 
+useful to someone working in a great many east-of-Suez contexts.
+
+Some of these have had little or no real world testing, so evaluate before
+committing to their use, particularly the sans serif and typewriter faces.
+
+The top-level files which you actually run metafont on are
+wngbb10.mf   WNGB bold 10
+wngbb8.mf         bold 8
+wngbbx10.mf       bold extended 10
+wngbi10.mf        italic 10
+wngbi8.mf         italic 8
+wngbib10.mf       italic bold 10 (should be bold italic)
+wngbr10.mf        roman 10
+wngbr8.mf         roman 8
+wngbss10.mf       san serif 10
+wngbt10.mf        typewriter 10
+wnpsb10.mf   WNPS bold 10
+wnpsb8.mf         bold 8
+wnpsbi10.mf       bold italic 10
+wnpsi10.mf        italic 10
+wnpsi8.mf         italic 8
+wnpsr10.mf        roman 10
+wnpsr8.mf         roman 8
+wnpss10.mf        sanserif 10
+wnpss8.mf         sans 8
+wnpst10.mf        typewriter 10
+wnpst8.mf         typewriter 8
+wnrib10.mf   WNRI bold 10
+wnrib8.mf         bold 8
+wnribi10.mf       bold italic 10
+wnrii10.mf        italic 10
+wnrii8.mf         italic 8
+wnrir10.mf        roman 10
+wnrir8.mf         roman 8
+wnris10.mf        sans 10
+wnris8.mf         sans 8
+wnrit10.mf        typewriter 10
+wnrit8.mf         typewriter 8
+
+The rest of this file is historical information.
+
+This directory has texts and font materials which may be of interest
+to those working with India.  This README file is a combined successor
+to previously separate README and UPDATES files.  Many of these texts are
+also available in the format in which they were originally posted (and
+reflecting a state of the texts prior to our possible introduction of
+errors) on the host ftp.bcc.ac.uk in the directory pub/users/ucgadkw/indology
+The names have been changed to make things hopelessly confusing (but also
+to permit keeping both versions in the same place at the same time).
+
+
+May 15 1992: the file panini.zip has been added; panini has
+             the file sutrapat.csx, with the asthadhyayi in
+             the Classical Sanskrit extended character set.
+             This is a modified form of the text as made available
+             on the Indology listserver at liverpool.ac.uk
+
+May 15 1992: for those with PCs, the files wnrir.ega, wnrir.vga,
+             wnrirega.com, and wnrirvga.com may be of interest.
+             [These must be transferred in binary mode].  The files
+             wnrir.ega and wnrir.vga are screen fonts for EGA and VGA
+             respectively (the VGA font is also the right size for a
+             Hercules plus).  Those with screen font downloading
+             utilities may use these fonts to view Sanskrit material
+             encoded with CS/CSX encoding --such as sutrapat.csx above.
+
+             The files wnrirega.com and wnrirvga.com are small program
+             files which load the video controller with the screen fonts;
+             these programs *do not* stay memory resident.  Anything
+             which resets the video controller (e.g. the `mode' command,
+             or most graphics programs) will evict the wnrir font.  Some
+             cards have been marketed as having `VGA graphics' but do not
+             support VGA fonts; if you have such a card you can likely use
+             the wnrirega.com program.
+
+              None of these are useful for plain Hercules or clone `mono-
+              graphics' cards, or for CGA cards (or for that matter causing
+              rain to fall or cooking the perfect ras malai).
+
+15 May 1992:  the file bddhcrtm.zip has been added; this contains the TEI
+              encoded text of the buddhacarita prepared by Peter Schreiner
+              retranscribed in the CS/CSX encoding.
+
+
+23 June, 1992: The file brhatsam.zip has been added; this contains the
+               transcription of Varhahamira's Brhatsamhita made available
+               by Michio Yano and Mizue Sugita (based on the A.V. Tripathi
+               Sarasvati Bhavan Granthamala edition) converted to Classical
+               Sanskrit Extended 8-bit encoding (CS/CSX).
+
+19 August, 1992: The file saundary.zip has been added; this contains the
+                Peter Schreiner transcription of Norman Brown's edition of
+                Shankara's Saundarylahari [converted to CSX encoding].
+
+30 March, 1993: The file rasratna.zip has been added.  The metafont-specific
+                portions have been relocated into their own subdirectory
+                'metafont'.  Concerning rasratna:
+                     This is the IASS/CSX encoded version of:
+                       The Rasaratnasamuccaya of Vagbhata: machine 
+                       readable transcription, based on the Anandasrama 
+                       Sanskrit Series edition, vol. 19, edited by 
+                       Krishnaravasharman Vinayaka Bapata, Poona 1890.
+                       Covers up to chapter 5, verse 23.
+                       Transcription by Wieslaw Mical, Som Dev Vasudeva 
+                       and Anne Glazier,  of SOAS, London.
+
+
+In the directory metafont is a CSX version of Computer Modern.
+This is a pre-release version of the Washington Romanized Indic
+family of fonts, based on the proposed CS/CSX encoding of
+transliterated Sanskrit (and other Indic languages).  The fonts
+contain a copy of the standard CMR fonts in positions 0 to 127
+and the CS/CSX characters in their locations in `upper ASCII'
+according to the proposed standard.  The fonts also contain
+other characters which are not recognized in the CS/CSX standard;
+some of these are drawn from the IBM-PC character set, and some
+are from other transliteration systems which may be convenient for
+people dealing with India.  
+
+Be advised that the font families are still under development and
+changes, including changes in the arrangement of the HACC extension
+characters may be made.  The CS/CSX characters do not at this
+point have kerning values applied to them.  You won't be able to
+do much with any of these unless you know how to run Metafont.
+Don't ask me; look it up.  The CS/CSX characters, --by default--,
+do not place the correct information in the tfm file about their
+actual heights and depths; this is arguably the `correct' behavior
+for characters which are `accented' (it is also arguably incorrect).
+It will, however, prevent you from being able to apply TeX's own
+accent operations to the characters in the CS/CSX set since TeX won't
+know how tall they really are.  (The rationale for the untruth BTW is
+to prevent awkward glops of whitespace intruding between lines when
+an *occasional* very tall accented character shows up.)
+
+
+June 18, 1993: the metafonts are updated and moved to a new
+               directory.  Test versions of outline fonts are
+               available in the outlines directory.  Outline fonts
+               follow a slightly different coding scheme; examine
+               them with whatever keymap/charmap utility you may have.
+               Revise them with fontographer or fontmonger if you like.
diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/fonts/wnri/old/README b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/fonts/wnri/old/README
new file mode 100644
index 00000000000..29fed387b64
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@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+These "map" files are actually Metafont sources with encoding
+assignments.  They are apparently not used, but seemed worth preserving.
+Like the rest, they are released under GPLv2+.
diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/fonts/wnri/old/barnett.map b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/fonts/wnri/old/barnett.map
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index 00000000000..b2c9bedffa1
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+++ b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/fonts/wnri/old/barnett.map
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+% This is BARNETT.MAP, character mapping for WNGB series
+%
+% Copyright 1990 Humanities and Arts Computing Center, University of Washington
+%
+%Olds := 1;    % old style s
+%Oldsl := 2;   % old style sl ligature
+%Oldsh := 3;   % old style sh ligature
+%Oldst :=4;    % old style st ligature
+%Oldss := 5;   % old style ss ligature
+hyphen :=45;
+openquote := 92;
+closequote := 34;
+typequote := 29;
+Olvs := 24;   % variant old style s
+Olvsl :=25;   % variant old style sl ligature
+Olvsh := 26;  % variant old style sh ligature
+Olvst := 27;  % variant old style st ligature
+Olvss := 28;  % variant old style ss ligature
+OEg := 218;    %old english g
+OEG := 219;    % old english G
+odotOEg := 220;    %old english g overdot
+odotOEG := 221;    % Old english G overdot
+ginsu := 0; % insular g
+Ginsu := 16; % insular G
+odotginsu := 1; % insular g with dot over
+odotGinsu := 17; % insular G with dot over
+sOEG := 6;    % square variant Old english G 
+odotsOEG := 22;    % variant Old english G overdot
+OEt := 3;     %old english t
+OEr := 2;     %old english r
+OEf := 4;    %old english f
+vOEs := 9;   % variant old english s
+OEs := 8;    % old english s
+hatta := 131;  % a hat
+ornga := 134; % a ring over
+hatte := 136;  % e hat
+hatti := 140;  % i hat
+orngA := 143;  % A ring over
+ae := 145; % ae ligature
+hatto := 147;  % o hat
+hattu := 150;  % u hat
+umly := 152;  % y umlaut
+tsemi := 159; % turned semicolon
+acuteu := 163; % u acute
+schwa := 166; % schwa
+acuteV := 171; % V acute
+ibrvG := 173;  % G with inverted breve
+lthet := 174; % lowercase theta
+acutey := 189; % y acute
+ibrev := 190; % inverted breve
+ldelta := 191;% lower case delta
+macronY := 207; % Y macron
+hachc := 208; % c hachek
+hachj := 209; % j hachek
+odotc := 210; % c dot over
+odotC := 211; % C dot over
+hachs := 212; % s hachek
+odotG := 217; % G dot over
+baractY := 239; % Y macron acute
+acuteY := 245; % Y acute
+baracty := 238; % y macron acute
+macronae := 194; % ligature ae with macron
+oe := 184; % ligature oe
+macronoe := 202; % ligature oe with macron
+oslsh := 222; % slash o
+thorn := 180; % thorn
+Thorn := 181; % Thorn
+Wynn := 183;  % Wynn, runic W
+wynn := 182;  % wynn, runic w
+fWynn := 7;  % variant Wynn, runic W
+fwynn := 23;  % variant wynn, runic w
+Dcros := 179; % crossed D
+urngl := 214; % l ring under
+urngn := 215; % n ring under
+acuteae := 188;% ligature ae acute
+acuteoe := 186;% ligature oe acute
+baractae := 226;% ligature ae with macron acute
+baractoe := 234;% ligature oe with macron acute
+cdilc := 135; % c cedilla
+cdilC := 128; % C cedilla
+ogone := 247; % e ogonek/polish hook
+ogonE := 248; % E ogonek/polish hook
+baracta := 224; % a macron with acute
+baracte := 228; % e macron with acute
+baracti := 230; % i macron with acute
+baracto := 232; % o macron with acute
+baractu := 236; % u macron with acute
+baractA := 225; % A macron with acute
+baractE := 229; % E macron with acute
+acuteE := 144; % E acute
+baractI := 231; % I macron with acute
+baractO := 233; % O macron with acute
+baractU := 237; % U macron with acute
+umla := 132;  % a umlaut
+umle := 137;  % e umlaut
+umli := 139;  % i umlaut
+umlo := 148;  % o umlaut
+umlu := 129;  % u umlaut
+umlA := 142;  % A umlaut
+umlO := 153;  % O umlaut
+umlU := 154;  % U umlaut
+tildn := 164; % n tilde
+urngd := 213; % d ring under
+acuteA := 240; % A acute
+acuteI := 242; % I acute
+acuteO := 243; % O acute
+acuteU := 244; % U acute
+openo := 158; % open o
+eng := 169;   % eng
+esh := 170;   % esh
+dyogh := 255; % d yogh ligature
+Ismal := 155; % small cap I
+Usmal := 167; % small cap U
+umlUsmal := 168; % small cap U umlaut
+lgama := 175; % lower case gamma
+lepsi := 156; % lower case epsilon
+fata := 157;  % variant a
+tfata := 165; % turned variant a
+ibrvg := 172;  % g with inverted breve
+odotg := 216; % g dot over
+eth := 178;   % eth
+AE := 146; % ligature AE
+acuteAE := 241;% ligature AE acute
+baractAE := 227;% ligature AE macron with acute
+macronAE := 195;% ligature AE with macron
+macrony := 206; % y macron
+OE := 185; % ligature OE
+acuteOE := 187;% ligature OE acute
+baractOE := 235;% ligature OE macron with acute
+macronOE := 203;% ligature OE with macron
+macrona := 192; % a macron
+macronA := 193; % A macron
+macrone := 196; % e macron
+macronE := 197; % E macron
+macroni := 198; % i macron
+macronI := 199; % I macron
+macrono := 200; % o macron
+macronO := 201; % O macron
+macronu := 204; % u macron
+macronU := 205; % U macron
+Yogh := 177;  % Yogh
+yogh := 176;  % yogh
+gravea := 133; % a grave
+acutea := 160; % a acute
+gravee := 138; % e grave
+acutee := 130; % e acute
+gravei := 141; % i grave
+acutei := 161; % i acute
+graveo := 149; % o grave
+acuteo := 162; % o acute
+graveu := 151; % u grave
+Grave := 18; % grave accent
+Acute := 19; %acute accent
+Ibreve := 5; %inverted breve accent
+Uibreve := 10; %subscript inverted breve
+OEamp := 246; % old english ampersand equivalent
+cthrn := 249; % crossed thorn = ``that''
+cdot := 250;  % dot at bar height
+oeper := 253; % therefor
+Ring := 251;  % circle accent
+Hachek := 20;% Hachek (check) accent
+Breve := 21; % breve accent
+hat   := 94;  % circumflex accent
+underscore:=95; % underbar
+left_brace:=125; % left curly brace
+right_brace:=127; % right curly brace
+Tilde := 126;   % tilde accent
+backslash:=30; % backslash
+vertical:=31; % vertical line == piping character
+
diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/fonts/wnri/old/lushucid.map b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/fonts/wnri/old/lushucid.map
new file mode 100644
index 00000000000..ad7073a75a4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/fonts/wnri/old/lushucid.map
@@ -0,0 +1,118 @@
+% character encoding mapfile for Washington Puget Salish
+% 
+% forbidden 128  bad character value in MSwindows, don't use if can be avoided
+% forbidden 129  bad character value in MSwindows, don't use if can be avoided
+plain.cross_lambda := 134 ;   %  plain cross lambda
+plain.cross_Lambda := 135 ;   %  plain cross Lambda
+acute.epsil := 136   ;   %  acute epsilon
+grave.epsil := 137   ;   %  grave epsilon
+ogon.epsil :=  138   ;   %  hook epsilon
+acog.epsil :=  139   ;   %  acute hook epsilon
+grog.epsil :=  140   ;   %  grave hook epsilon
+% forbidden 141  bad character value in MSwindows, don't use if can be avoided
+% forbidden 142  bad character value in MSwindows, don't use if can be avoided
+% forbidden 143  bad character value in MSwindows, don't use if can be avoided
+% forbidden 144  bad character value in MSwindows, don't use if can be avoided
+grog.a :=  145       ;   %  acute + ogonek a
+grog.e :=  146       ;   %  acute + ogonek e
+grog.i :=  147       ;   %  acute + ogonek i
+grog.o :=  148       ;   %  acute + ogonek o
+grog.u :=  149       ;   %  acute + ogonek u
+grog.schwa := 150    ;   %  acute + ogonek schwa
+% forbidden 157  bad character value in MSwindows, don't use if can be avoided
+% forbidden 158  bad character value in MSwindows, don't use if can be avoided
+% nobreakspace 160  reserved character value in MSwindows, don't use if can be avoided
+hach.c := 161 ;   %  hachek c
+glhc.c := 162 ;   %  glottalic (apostrophe) hachek c
+supr.z := 163 ;   %  superior z
+plain.schwa := 164 ;   %  plain schwa
+hach.j := 165 ;   %  hachek j
+gltl.k := 166 ;   %  glottalic apostrophe k
+gltl.l := 167 ;   %  glottalic apostrophe l
+plain.tildcross_l := 168 ;   %  tilde-crossed l
+gltl.cross_lambda := 169 ;   %  glottalic apostrophe cross lambda
+gltl.m := 170 ;   %  glottalic apostrophe m
+gltl.p := 171 ;   %  glottalic apostrophe p
+gltl.q := 172 ;   %  glottalic apostrophe q
+hach.s := 173 ;   %  hachek s
+gltl.t := 174 ;   %  glottalic apostrophe t
+gltl.w := 175 ;   %  glottalic apostrophe w
+supr.w := 176 ;   %  superior w
+hach.x := 177 ;   %  hachek x
+gltl.y := 178 ;   %  glottalic apostrophe y
+plain.belted_l := 179 ;   %  plain belted l
+plain.glottal_stop := 180 ;   %  plain glottal stop
+supr.glottal_stop := 181 ;   %  superior glottal stop
+gltl.n := 182 ;   %  glottalic apostrophe n
+plain.Root_sign := 183 ;   %  plain Root sign
+udot.x := 184 ;   %  underdot x
+plain.center_dot := 185 ;   %  plain centered dot
+hach.yogh := 186 ;   %  hachek yogh
+ubar.a := 187;    % for Quileute
+gltl.c := 188 ;   %  glottalic apostrophe c
+plain.eng := 189 ;   %  plain eng
+plain.crossed_l := 190 ;   %  plain crossed l
+udot.k := 191;    % for Quileute
+hach.C := 193 ;   %  hachek C
+glhc.C := 194 ;   %  glottalic (apostrophe) hachek C
+supr.schwa := 195 ;   %  superior schwa
+plain.Schwa := 196 ;   %  plain Schwa
+hach.J := 197 ;   %  hachek J
+gltl.K := 198 ;   %  glottalic apostrophe K
+gltl.L := 199 ;   %  glottalic apostrophe L
+plain.tildcross_L := 200 ;   %  tilde-crossed L
+gltl.cross_Lambda := 201 ;   %  glottalic apostrophe cross Lambda
+gltl.M := 202 ;   %  glottalic apostrophe M
+gltl.P := 203 ;   %  glottalic apostrophe P
+gltl.Q := 204 ;   %  glottalic apostrophe Q
+hach.S := 205 ;   %  hachek S
+gltl.T := 206 ;   %  glottalic apostrophe T
+gltl.W := 207 ;   %  glottalic apostrophe W
+plain.open_o := 208 ;   %  plain open o
+hach.X := 209 ;   %  hachek X
+gltl.Y := 210 ;   %  glottalic apostrophe Y
+plain.belted_L := 211 ;   %  plain belted L
+plain.Glottal_stop := 212 ;   %  plain Glottal stop
+plain.pharyng := 213 ;   %  plain pharengeal
+gltl.N := 214 ;   %  glottalic apostrophe N
+plain.epsil := 215 ;   %  plain epsilon
+udot.X := 216 ;   %  underdot X
+plain.repsil := 217 ;   %  reversed epsilon
+hach.Yogh := 218 ;   %  hachek Yogh
+ubar.A := 219;
+gltl.C := 220 ;   %  glottalic apostrophe C
+plain.Eng := 221 ;   %  plain Eng
+plain.crossed_L := 222 ;   %  plain crossed L
+udot.K := 223;     % for Quileute
+acute.a := 224 ;   %  acute a
+acute.e := 225 ;   %  acute e
+acute.i := 226 ;   %  acute i
+acute.o := 227 ;   %  acute o
+acute.u := 228 ;   %  acute u
+acute.schwa := 229 ;   %  acute schwa
+grave.a := 230 ;   %  grave a
+grave.e := 231 ;   %  grave e
+grave.i := 232 ;   %  grave i
+grave.o := 233 ;   %  grave o
+grave.u := 234 ;   %  grave u
+grave.schwa := 235 ;   %  grave schwa
+ogon.a := 236 ;   %  ogonek a
+ogon.e := 237 ;   %  ogonek e
+ogon.i := 238 ;   %  ogonek i
+ogon.o := 239 ;   %  ogonek o
+ogon.u := 240 ;   %  ogonek u
+ogon.schwa := 241 ;   %  ogonek schwa
+acog.a := 242 ;   %  acute + ogonek a
+acog.e := 243 ;   %  acute + ogonek e
+acog.i := 244 ;   %  acute + ogonek i
+acog.o := 245 ;   %  acute + ogonek o
+acog.u := 246 ;   %  acute + ogonek u
+acog.schwa := 247 ;   %  acute + ogonek schwa
+ogon.A := 248 ;   %  ogonek A
+ogon.E := 249 ;   %  ogonek E
+ogon.I := 250 ;   %  ogonek I
+ogon.O := 251 ;   %  ogonek O
+ogon.U := 252 ;   %  ogonek U
+ogon.Schwa := 253 ;   %  ogonek Schwa
+plain.Pharyng := 254;
+HACClogo := 255;  % our `trademark'. . . many systems can't
diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/fonts/wnri/old/newgb.map b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/fonts/wnri/old/newgb.map
new file mode 100644
index 00000000000..54929d98ad2
--- /dev/null
+++ b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/fonts/wnri/old/newgb.map
@@ -0,0 +1,175 @@
+% This is newgb.MAP, new system character mapping for WNGB series
+%
+% Copyright 1992 Humanities and Arts Computing Center, University of Washington
+%
+%Olds := 1;    % old style s
+%Oldsl := 2;   % old style sl ligature
+%Oldsh := 3;   % old style sh ligature
+%Oldst :=4;    % old style st ligature
+%Oldss := 5;   % old style ss ligature
+plain.hyphen :=45;
+plain.openquote := 92;
+plain.closequote := 34;
+plain.typequote := 29;
+plain.Olvs := 24;   % variant old style s
+plain.Olvsl :=25;   % variant old style sl ligature
+plain.Olvsh := 26;  % variant old style sh ligature
+plain.Olvst := 27;  % variant old style st ligature
+plain.Olvss := 28;  % variant old style ss ligature
+plain.OEg := 218;    %old english g
+plain.OEG := 219;    % old english G
+odot.OEg := 220;    %old english g overdot
+odot.OEG := 221;    % Old english G overdot
+plain.ginsu := 0; % insular g
+plain.Ginsu := 16; % insular G
+odot.ginsu := 1; % insular g with dot over
+odot.Ginsu := 17; % insular G with dot over
+plain.sOEG := 6;    % square variant Old english G 
+odot.sOEG := 22;    % variant Old english G overdot
+plain.OEt := 3;     %old english t
+plain.OEr := 2;     %old english r
+plain.OEf := 4;    %old english f
+plain.vOEs := 9;   % variant old english s
+plain.OEs := 8;    % old english s
+hatt.a := 131;  % a hat
+orng.a := 134; % a ring over
+hatt.e := 136;  % e hat
+hatt.i := 140;  % i hat
+orng.A := 143;  % A ring over
+plain.ae := 145; % ae ligature
+hatt.o := 147;  % o hat
+hatt.u := 150;  % u hat
+uml.y := 152;  % y umlaut
+plain.tsemi := 159; % turned semicolon
+acute.u := 163; % u acute
+plain.schwa := 166; % schwa
+acute.V := 171; % V acute
+ibrv.G := 173;  % G with inverted breve
+plain.lthet := 174; % lowercase theta
+acute.y := 189; % y acute
+plain.ibrev := 190; % inverted breve
+plain.ldelta := 191;% lower case delta
+macron.Y := 207; % Y macron
+hach.c := 208; % c hachek
+hach.j := 209; % j hachek
+odot.c := 210; % c dot over
+odot.C := 211; % C dot over
+hach.s := 212; % s hachek
+odot.G := 217; % G dot over
+baract.Y := 239; % Y macron acute
+acute.Y := 245; % Y acute
+baract.y := 238; % y macron acute
+macron.ae := 194; % ligature ae with macron
+plain.oe := 184; % ligature oe
+macron.oe := 202; % ligature oe with macron
+plain.oslsh := 222; % slash o
+plain.thorn := 180; % thorn
+plain.Thorn := 181; % Thorn
+plain.Wynn := 183;  % Wynn, runic W
+plain.wynn := 182;  % wynn, runic w
+plain.fWynn := 7;  % variant Wynn, runic W
+plain.fwynn := 23;  % variant wynn, runic w
+plain.Dcros := 179; % crossed D
+urng.l := 214; % l ring under
+urng.n := 215; % n ring under
+acute.ae := 188;% ligature ae acute
+acute.oe := 186;% ligature oe acute
+baract.ae := 226;% ligature ae with macron acute
+baract.oe := 234;% ligature oe with macron acute
+cdil.c := 135; % c cedilla
+cdil.C := 128; % C cedilla
+ogon.e := 247; % e ogonek/polish hook
+ogon.E := 248; % E ogonek/polish hook
+baract.a := 224; % a macron with acute
+baract.e := 228; % e macron with acute
+baract.i := 230; % i macron with acute
+baract.o := 232; % o macron with acute
+baract.u := 236; % u macron with acute
+baract.A := 225; % A macron with acute
+baract.E := 229; % E macron with acute
+acute.E := 144; % E acute
+baract.I := 231; % I macron with acute
+baract.O := 233; % O macron with acute
+baract.U := 237; % U macron with acute
+uml.a := 132;  % a umlaut
+uml.e := 137;  % e umlaut
+uml.i := 139;  % i umlaut
+uml.o := 148;  % o umlaut
+uml.u := 129;  % u umlaut
+uml.A := 142;  % A umlaut
+uml.O := 153;  % O umlaut
+uml.U := 154;  % U umlaut
+tild.n := 164; % n tilde
+urng.d := 213; % d ring under
+acute.A := 240; % A acute
+acute.I := 242; % I acute
+acute.O := 243; % O acute
+acute.U := 244; % U acute
+plain.openo := 158; % open o
+plain.eng := 169;   % eng
+plain.esh := 170;   % esh
+plain.dyogh := 255; % d yogh ligature
+plain.Ismal := 155; % small cap I
+plain.Usmal := 167; % small cap U
+uml.Usmal := 168; % small cap U umlaut
+plain.lgama := 175; % lower case gamma
+plain.lepsi := 156; % lower case epsilon
+plain.fata := 157;  % variant a
+plain.tfata := 165; % turned variant a
+ibrv.g := 172;  % g with inverted breve
+odot.g := 216; % g dot over
+plain.eth := 178;   % eth
+plain.AE := 146; % ligature AE
+acute.AE := 241;% ligature AE acute
+baract.AE := 227;% ligature AE macron with acute
+macron.AE := 195;% ligature AE with macron
+macron.y := 206; % y macron
+plain.OE := 185; % ligature OE
+acute.OE := 187;% ligature OE acute
+baract.OE := 235;% ligature OE macron with acute
+macron.OE := 203;% ligature OE with macron
+macron.a := 192; % a macron
+macron.A := 193; % A macron
+macron.e := 196; % e macron
+macron.E := 197; % E macron
+macron.i := 198; % i macron
+macron.I := 199; % I macron
+macron.o := 200; % o macron
+macron.O := 201; % O macron
+macron.u := 204; % u macron
+macron.U := 205; % U macron
+plain.Yogh := 177;  % Yogh
+plain.yogh := 176;  % yogh
+grave.a := 133; % a grave
+acute.a := 160; % a acute
+grave.e := 138; % e grave
+acute.e := 130; % e acute
+grave.i := 141; % i grave
+acute.i := 161; % i acute
+grave.o := 149; % o grave
+acute.o := 162; % o acute
+grave.u := 151; % u grave
+plain.Grave := 18; % grave accent
+plain.Acute := 19; %acute accent
+plain.Ibreve := 5; %inverted breve accent
+plain.Uibreve := 10; %subscript inverted breve
+plain.OEamp := 246; % old english ampersand equivalent
+plain.cthrn := 249; % crossed thorn = ``that''
+plain.cdot := 250;  % dot at bar height
+plain.oeper := 253; % therefor
+plain.Ring := 251;  % circle accent
+plain.Hachek := 20;% Hachek (check) accent
+plain.Breve := 21; % breve accent
+plain.hat   := 94;  % circumflex accent
+plain.underscore:=95; % underbar
+plain.left_brace:=125; % left curly brace
+plain.right_brace:=127; % right curly brace
+plain.Tilde := 126;   % tilde accent
+plain.backslash:=30; % backslash
+plain.vertical:=31; % vertical line == piping character
+plain.endash:=123;
+plain.emdash:=124;
+plain.lesser:=60;
+plain.greater:=62;
+
+def cp = plain enddef;