Medieval Unicode Font Initiative A proposal for subranges within the Private Use Area of Unicode: Supplements to the Latin alphabet for Medieval texts   Subrange 6. Punctuation marks: E500 - E5FF This range includes those question marks that are not included in the official Unicode ranges. The common marks, such as full stop, comma, colon, semicolon, question mark, hyphen and solidus, are all found in Unicode 3.2 Basic Latin. The question mark has several quite distinctive shapes in Medieval script. One form resembles an eternity symbol (lying 8) with dot below, another form a tilde with a dot below. Since these forms may be interpreted as variants (or rather precursors) of the modern question marks, no supplementary question mark has so far been proposed here. Glyph Entity Unicode Descriptive name ∣ E500 PUNCTUATION MARK MIDDLE DOT &seminv; 0000 PUNCTUATION MARK INVERTED SEMICOLON (PUNCTUS ELEVATUS) &pause; 0000 PUNCTUATION MARK PAUSE (DOT BELOW BREVE) &tridots; 0000 PUNCTUATION MARK TRIANGULAR DOTS Version 1.0, 15 June 2002 OEH