Carochi

[SASAKI Mitsuya]

Michael,

I'm not sure if you already know this, but the text in the Buncroft 
Dialogues systematically uses grave accents to mark glottal stops.

It's slightly different from Carochi's usage in that the BC consistently 
uses a grave accent no matter where it occurs, while Carochi marks a 
sentence-final saltillo by a circumflex.

Probably it was a post-Carochi Jesuit tradition to mark saltillos in 
this way, but unfortunately I don't know any other sources which adopt 
this system.

---
Mitsuya Sasaki
Department of Linguistics,
The University of Tokyo

(2012/07/20 4:39), Michael McCafferty wrote:
 > Can anyone tell if Carochi's glottal stop markers are used in (many)
 > other primary sources?
 >
 >
 > Thank you!
 >
 > Michael
 >
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