The Occidental Glyph Repertory by Range

Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. The Tables (Again)
  3. Ranges 0 to 15: "Cartographic"
  4. Range 16: NBS
  5. Ranges 17 to 23: Not Used
  6. Ranges 24 to 42: Uniplex Normal
  7. Range 43: The Other NBS Symbol
  8. Ranges 44 to 47: Not Used
  9. Ranges 48 to 63: Duplex Indexical
  10. Ranges 64 to 87: Duplex Normal (Main)
  11. Ranges 88 to 127: Duplex Normal (Additional), Incl. Cyrillic
  12. Ranges 128 to 151: Triplex Normal (Main: Roman & Italic)
  13. Ranges 152 to 183: Triplex Normal (Fractur, Blackletter, & Lombardic)
  14. Ranges 184 to 191: Ranges from Glyph No. 4000

1 - Introduction

Here's a closer look at each of the "ranges" of glyphs. Below, for reference are the three big "tables" of all of the glyphs in glyph number order, divided into ranges. They're illegible (use the interactive VARKON version for legibility), but useful if you already have a feeling for the glyphs (which is what they are intended to give, which is a Catch-22). Go to any of the "Range" chapters listed in the Contents, above, for illustrations of the ranges themselves. Use the interactive VARKON version to see the "boxed" versions (or read the glyph data annotations) for further information about individual glyphs.

2 - The Tables (Again)

Table 0: Cartographic, NBS, Uniplex Normal, & Duplex Indexical

table 0

Table 1: Duplex Normal

table 1

Table 2: Triplex Normal & Glyphs Over 4000

table 2

Note that the right-pointing hand is part of the same range (185) as the other pointing hands. They're just so large that their range takes up twice the space of a normal range.

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