Virtual fonts tricks can't be the correct solution.
The correct solution is to use a font format that
can handle >256 glyphs, such as OTF.
This is what heirloom troff does.

Failing that, it is not clear how much you want to
hack up tex versus just going along to get along.
For Latin alphabets, the Plan 9 tex iso has an extra
style file called 'unicode.sty' that does some serious
latex heroics to trick latex into interpreting UTF-8
byte sequences as their corresponding Latex
equivalents.

Russ

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