cha
Peter M. Scharf
scharf at BROWN.EDU
Wed May 21 02:31:09 UTC 2008
Dear Colleagues,
I would like to request your help in answering a question regarding
how to name or categorize a certain character in the Unicode
Standard. Many Indic manuscripts use a decorative character that
looks like a devanagari cha without the horizontal bar to fill space
between dandas or double dandas at the end of manuscripts or between
chapters of a manuscript. (flower shapes are often used similarly.)
Have any of you seen the "cha" pu.spikA in manuscripts or
publications of Buddhist, Jain, or other clearly non-Vedic (in the
broadest sense of the term) textual traditions? If so, could you
provide a reference and or a digital image?
Thanks.
Peter
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