> a much more sophisticated replacement), but if it
were possible to update its hyphenation patterns >to cope with UTF input, that
would be a very welcome feature for plain (Xe)TeX users.
Well there are UTF-8 encoded hyphenation patterns for monotonic Greek, polytonic
Greek and ancient Greek and they are included in the TeXLive 2009 DVD.
A.S
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Apostolos Syropoulos
Xanthi, Greece
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