[tex-hyphen] More on hyphenating Ancient Greek.

[Philip Taylor]

In the work in progress, various stretches of ancient Greek text have 
additional characters interpolated into them to indicate (the nature
of) scholarly emendations made.  For example, the XML input :

	<Other_Notes>f.≈Br:<image status="active" source="L40.2-G5-[B1]" 
callout="Other_Notes"></image> “<foreign language="Greek">Σωσον 
Κ<expan>ύρι</expan>ε τῶν λα<expan>ον</expan> σου καὶ ευλογησον τὴν 
κλ<supplied>η</supplied>ρονομια<supplied>ν</supplied> σου νίκας τῆς 
βα<supplied>σιλεύσι</supplied></foreign>”; ... </Otyher notes>

will, after TeX's macro expansion, yield (in part) :

	f.(kern)Br: Σωσον Κ(ύρι)ε τῶν λα(ον) σου καὶ ευλογησον τὴν 
κλ<η>ρονομια<ν> ...

Empirically, it would seem that the presence of the interpolated round 
and angle brackets affects TeX's ability to hyphenate such stretches of 
text; could the hyphenation experts suggest a work-around, please ?

** Phil.