Introduction to Robert Browning

Preface

{There are several Greek phrases in this book. ASCII cannot represent

the Greek characters, so if you are interested in these phrases,

use the following map. Hopefully these phrases will not be mistaken

for another language. . . .

ASCII to Greek

A,a alpha

B,b beta

G,g gamma

D,d delta

E,e epsilon

Z,z zeta

H,h eta

Q,q theta

I,i iota

K,k kappa

L,l lambda

M,m mi/mu

N,n ni/nu

J,j ksi/xi

O,o omikron/omicron

P,p pi

R,r rho

S,s,c sigma

T,t tau

U,u ypsilon/upsilon

F,f phi

X,x chi/khi

Y,y psi

W,w omega

',`,/,,^ Accents, follow the vowel. You figure them out.}

{The following is transcribed from a letter (from Browning to Corson)

which Corson chose to use in facsimile form to begin his text.

Unfortunately (or fortunately), it will be regular text here.}

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