IF you have a Windows 2K/XP (or later) computer, you don't need Greek unicode polytonic fonts to read Elpenor's Greek texts or polytonic texts on other sites, unless you wish to expand your choices and install even more. You are welcome to download freeware font types from this page or from pages carefully selected and linked to this page. Just pick what is more convenient for you to read with. Recommended: Gentium, Georgia Greek, Asteria, Athena. Elpenor's layout is based on Windows' Palatino Linotype font, which most of you already have.
 

Gentium	Georgia Greek	Asteria
Athena	Code2000

Do you need more fonts, or want to suggest a type not featured here? Enter your search terms Submit search form   Web www.ellopos.net A note about Dioxipe font : according to its author, Y. Haralambous, Dioxipe was extracted illegally by a Spanish group from a pdf document; besides this, Haralambous stopped its development; for these reasons he doesn't wish it to be available online

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