The following transliteration codes were used to encode the Greek New Testament. There are some minor problems with the encoding. Note that the Greek font available in Netscape is designed for Modern Greek, not New Testament.
Please refer to the ASCII transliteration for the exact text.
| Greek | ASCII |
|---|---|
| alpha | A |
| beta | B |
| gamma | G |
| delta | D |
| epsilon | E |
| digamma | V |
| zeta | Z |
| eta | H |
| theta | Q |
| iota | I |
| kappa | K |
| lambda | L |
| mu | M |
| nu | N |
| ksi | C |
| omicron | O |
| pi | P |
| rho | R |
| sigma | S |
| final sigma | J |
| tau | T |
| upsilon | U |
| phi | F |
| chi | X |
| psi | Y |
| omega | W |
| upper case sign | * |
| diaeresis | + |
| smooth breathing | ) |
| rough breathing | ( |
| iota subscript | \| |
| acute accent | / |
| grave accent | \ |
| circumflex acc. | = |
| subscript dot | ? |
| midpoint punct. | : |