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MUFI: The Medieval Unicode Font Initiative 3. MUFI fonts

3. MUFI fonts

This is not currently part of the peer-reviewed material of the project. Do not cite as a research publication.

This page contains a list of fonts that comply with

(a) The Unicode Standard
(b) the allocation of characters in the Private Use Area of The Unicode Standard,
as specified in the MUFI character recommendation

Please note that the downloading of fonts on this site is entirely at each user's own risk.

To the best of our knowledge, no fonts on this page violate any copyright. Anyone who wishes to make a copyright claim should contact the type designer at the appropriate web sites or any of the MUFI contacts.

Contents

A. Fonts with extensive coverage of MUFI characters

Alphabetum ‑ MUFI v. 1.0 compatible, and a good, but not complete, coverage of MUFI v. 2.0 and v. 3.0.
Andron Scriptor ‑ compatible with the latest version of MUFI at 3 July 2020.
Cardo ‑ MUFI v. 3.0 compatible.
Junicode ‑ MUFI v. 1.0 fully compatible, extensive coverage of MUFI v. 3.0 and later.
LeedsUni ‑ MUFI v. 2.0 compatible.
Palemonas MUFI ‑ MUFI v. 3.0 compatible. All four styles!
Titus Cyberbit ‑ MUFI v. 1.0 compatible.

B. Fonts with limited coverage of MUFI characters

Lapidaria Menotec ‑ contains a selection of Old Norse characters.
DejaVu Menotec ‑ contains a selection of Old Norse characters, and several other code charts.

References

2. MUFI character recommendation

4. Medievalist proposals to Unicode

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