Originally posted by Slovak/Anomaly/Tomas
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This is more or less the "erasmian" accent as it was proposed before some centuries.
More accurately,erasmian performed by a robot.

I personally think that the accent for vowels was different (otherwise there would be one symbol for "i" (like in"it") and not 5 as in modern Greek ι,η,ει,οι,υ)
For the consonants i can't see why "δ"/"Δ" was "d" and not "th".
Anyway,that's just a small note-it's a huge issue for sure.
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