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	<generation date="$Date: 2013-02-24 21:06:02 -0600 (Sun, 24 Feb 2013) $"/>
	<transforms>
		<transform source="Greek" target="Latin" direction="forward" variant="BGN" draft="provisional">
			<comment>
			########################################################################
			# BGN/PCGN 1962 System
			#
			# This system is a simplified version of the system devised by the PCGN
			# in 1941 and later adopted by the BGN. In 1962 the two organizations
			# agreed to joint adoption of certain changes in the original system,
			# specifically the omission of special rules for the treatment of Greek
			# geographic names of Albanian, Bulgarian, Italian, Macedonian, and
			# Turkish origin. That revision eliminated the need to consider the
			# origin of names and removed ambiguity from the romanization of Greek
			# expressions of possible non-Greek origin. This system is based on
			# the pronunciation of modern Greek and is not intended for use in
			# the romanization of classical Greek.
			#
			# The Greek Alphabet as defined by the BGN (Pages 29-31):
			#
			#   ΑΒΓΔΕΖΗΘΙΚΛΜΝΞΟΠΡΣΤΥΦΧΨΩ
			#   αβγδεζηθικλμνξοπρσςτυφχψω
			#
			# Originally prepared by Michael Everson &lt;everson@evertype.com&gt;
			########################################################################
			#
			# MINIMAL FILTER: Greek-Latin
			#
			</comment>
			<tRule>:: [ΆΈΉΊΌΎΏΐΑΒΓΔΕΖΗΘΙΚΛΜΝΞΟΠΡΣΤΥΦΧΨΩΪΫάέήίΰαβγδεζηθικλμνξοπρςστυφχψωϊϋόύώἀἁἂἃἄἅἆἇἈἉἊἋἌἍἎἏἐἑἒἓἔἕἘἙἚἛἜἝἠἡἢἣἤἥἦἧἨἩἪἫἬἭἮἯἰἱἲἳἴἵἶἷἸἹἺἻἼἽἾἿὀὁὂὃὄὅὈὉὊὋὌὍὐὑὒὓὔὕὖὗὙὛὝὟὠὡὢὣὤὥὦὧὨὩὫὬὭὮὯὰάὲέὴήὶίὸόὺύὼώᾀᾁᾂᾃᾄᾅᾆᾇᾈᾉᾊᾋᾌᾍᾎᾏᾐᾑᾒᾓᾔᾕᾖᾗᾘᾙᾚᾛᾜᾝᾞᾟᾠᾡᾢᾣᾤᾥᾦᾧᾨᾩᾪᾫᾬᾭᾮᾯᾲᾳᾴᾶᾷᾺΆᾼῂῃῄῆῇῈΈῊΉῌῖῚΊῤῥῦῪΎῲῳῴῶῷῸΌῺΏῼ῾] ;</tRule>
			<tRule>:: NFD (NFC) ;</tRule>
			<comment>
			#
			########################################################################
			</comment>

			<comment>
			########################################################################
			#
			# Define All Transformation Variables
			#
			########################################################################
			#
			</comment>
			<tRule>$upperConsonants = [ΒΓΔΖΘΚΛΜΝΞΠΡΣΤΦΧΨ] ;</tRule>
			<tRule>$lowerConsonants = [βγδζθκλμνξπρσςτφχψ] ;</tRule>
			<tRule>$consonants = [$upperConsonants $lowerConsonants] ;</tRule>

			<tRule>$upperVowels = [ΑΕΗΙΟΥΩ] ;</tRule>
			<tRule>$lowerVowels = [αεηιουω] ;</tRule>
			<tRule>$vowels = [$upperVowels $lowerVowels] ;</tRule>

			<tRule>$lower = [$lowerConsonants $lowerVowels] ;</tRule>
			<comment>
			#
			# Use this $wordBoundary until bug 2034 is fixed in ICU:
			# http://bugs.icu-project.org/cgi-bin/icu-bugs/transliterate?id=2034;expression=boundary;user=guest
			#
			</comment>
			<tRule>$wordBoundary =  [^[:L:][:M:][:N:]] ;</tRule>
			<comment>
			#
			########################################################################
			</comment>

			<comment>
			########################################################################
			#
			# Rules moved to front to avoid masking
			#
			########################################################################
			</comment>

			<comment>
			########################################################################
			#
			# BGN Page 32 Rule 1:
			#
			# The apostrophe and reversed apostrophe, on or the other of which is
			# written in Greek in front of all initial uppercase vowel characters,
			# above all initial lowercase vowel characters, and above the second
			# character of all initial two-vowel character sequences, should not
			# be romanized, e.g., Ἀθῆναι → Athínai, Ἠράκλειον → Iráklion,
			# Οἰνόφυτα → Oinófita. These apostrophes must be distinguished from
			# accent marks hen they occur together, e.g. Ἄβατον → Ávaton,
			# Ἤλια → Ília, Οἴτη → Oíti. The reversed apostrophe is sometimes found
			# also with ρ and should, likewise, not be romanized: ῥέμα → réma.
			#
			# BGN Page 32 Rule 2a:
			#
			# Stress is shown in Greek by the use of the tilde or circumflex,
			# the acute accent, or the grave accent; all of those marks should
			# be represented in romanization by an acute accent, e.g.,
			# Ἀθῆναι → Athínai, Νδία → Día, Ζεμενὸν → Zemenón.
			#
			# BGN Page 32 Rule 4:
			#
			# The character ι (ióta) is sometimes found written under, or,
			# in uppercase, to the right of the vowel characters α, η, and ω.
			# This "subscript iota" should not be romanized, e.g.,
			# Μυρτῷον Πέλαγος or ΜΥΡΤῼΟΝ ΠΕΛΑΓΟΣ [but not ΜΥΡΤΩΙΟΝ ΠΕΛΑΓΟΣ]
			# → Mirtóön Pélagos.
			#
			########################################################################
			#
			</comment>
			<tRule>[ἈἉᾼᾈᾉ] → Α ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER ALPHA</tRule>
			<tRule>[ἀἁᾳᾀᾁ] → α ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER ALPHA</tRule>
			<tRule>[ἊἋἌἍἎἏᾊᾋᾌᾍᾎᾏᾺΆ] → Ά ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER ALPHA WITH TONOS</tRule>
			<tRule>[ἂἃἄἅἆἇὰάᾂᾃᾄᾅᾆᾇᾲᾴᾶᾷ] → ά ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER ALPHA WITH TONOS</tRule>
			<tRule>[ἘἙ] → Ε ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER EPSILON</tRule>
			<tRule>[ἐἑὲέ] → ε ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER EPSILON</tRule>
			<tRule>[ἚἛἜἝῈΈ] → Έ ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER EPSILON WITH TONOS</tRule>
			<tRule>[ἒἓἔἕ] → έ ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER EPSILON WITH TONOS</tRule>
			<tRule>[ἨἩᾘᾙῌ] → Η ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER ETA</tRule>
			<tRule>[ἠἡᾐᾑῃ] → η ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER ETA</tRule>
			<tRule>[ἪἫἬἭἮἯᾚᾛᾜᾝᾞᾟῊΉ] → Ή ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER ETA WITH TONOS</tRule>
			<tRule>[ἢἣἤἥἦἧὴήᾒᾓᾔᾕᾖᾗῂῄῆῇ] → ή ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER ETA WITH TONOS</tRule>
			<tRule>[ἸἹ] → Ι ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER IOTA</tRule>
			<tRule>[ἰἱ] → ι ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER IOTA</tRule>
			<tRule>[ἺἻἼἽἾἿῚΊ] → Ί ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER IOTA WITH TONOS</tRule>
			<tRule>[ἲἳἴἵἶἷὶίῖ] → ί ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER IOTA WITH TONOS</tRule>
			<tRule>[ὈὉ] → Ο ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER OMICRON</tRule>
			<tRule>[ὀὁ] → ο ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER OMICRON</tRule>
			<tRule>[ὊὋὌὍῸΌ] → Ό ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER OMICRON WITH TONOS</tRule>
			<tRule>[ὂὃὄὅὸό] → ό ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER OMICRON WITH TONOS</tRule>
			<tRule>Ὑ → Υ ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER UPSILON</tRule>
			<tRule>[ὐὑ] → υ ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER UPSILON</tRule>
			<tRule>[ὛὝὟῪΎ] → Ύ ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER UPSILON WITH TONOS</tRule>
			<tRule>[ὒὓὔὕὖὗὺύῦ] → ύ ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER UPSILON WITH TONOS</tRule>
			<tRule>[ὨὩᾨᾩῼ] → Ω ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER OMEGA</tRule>
			<tRule>[ὠὡᾠᾡῳ] → ω ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER OMEGA</tRule>
			<tRule>[ὬὫὬὭὮὯᾪᾫᾬᾭᾮᾯῺΏ] → Ώ ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER OMEGA WITH TONOS</tRule>
			<tRule>[ὢὣὤὥὦὧὼώᾢᾣᾤᾥᾦᾧῲῴῶῷ] → ώ ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER OMEGA WITH TONOS</tRule>
			<tRule>Ῥ → Ρ ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER RHO</tRule>
			<tRule>[ῤῥ] → ρ ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER RHO</tRule>
			<comment>
			#
			########################################################################
			#
			# End of Rules 1, 2a, and 4
			#
			########################################################################
			</comment>

			<comment>
			########################################################################
			#
			# BGN Page 32 Rules 2b and 2c:
			#
			# If the stressed vowel is written as a sequence of two vowel characters
			# in Greek, the # second vowel character should carry the accent;
			# similarly, in Romanization the acute accent should be placed over the
			# second vowel letter, e.g., Οἰνοῦσαι → Oinoúsai, Οἴτη → Oíti,
			# Θεσπιαὶ → Thespiaí.
			#
			# Where a syllable containing on the combinations αυ, ευ, or ηυ
			# carries the stress, this is marked in Greek on the character υ.
			# In romanization it should be shown on the preceding vowel
			# letter, e.g., Πειραιεύς → Piraiévs, Αὔρα → Ávra.
			#
			</comment>
			<tRule>Αί → Aí ;</tRule>
			<tRule>αί → aí ;</tRule>
			<tRule>Οί → Oí ;</tRule>
			<tRule>οί → Oí ;</tRule>
			<tRule>Ού → Oú ;</tRule>
			<tRule>ού → oú ;</tRule>

			<tRule>Αύ → Άυ ;</tRule>
			<tRule>αύ → άυ ;</tRule>
			<tRule>Εύ → Έυ ;</tRule>
			<tRule>εύ → έυ ;</tRule>
			<tRule>Ηύ → Ήυ ;</tRule>
			<tRule>ηύ → ήυ ;</tRule>
			<comment>
			#
			########################################################################
			#
			# End of Rules 2b and 2c
			#
			########################################################################
			</comment>

			<comment>
			########################################################################
			#
			# BGN Page 32 Rule 3:
			#
			# The dieresis should be shown in romanization where it occurs in Greek,
			# e.g., Μαρινέϊκα → Marinéïka, Ἀχαΐα → Akhaḯa; and over the second vowel 
			# etter in romanization of the following combinations fo Greek vowel
			# characters: αε, e.g., Ἀετὸς → Aëtos; αη, e.g., Ἀηδὼν → Aïdhon; οη,
			# e.g. Οἰνόη → Oinóï; ωο, e.g., Ἠρῶον → Iróön.
			#
			</comment>
			<tRule>[ΪΫ] → Ï ;</tRule>
			<tRule>[ϊϋ] → ï ;</tRule>
			<tRule>[ΐΰ] → ḯ ;</tRule>
			<tRule>Αε → Aë ;</tRule>
			<tRule>αε → aë ;</tRule>
			<tRule>Αη → Aï ;</tRule>
			<tRule>αη → aï ;</tRule>
			<tRule>Οη → Oï ;</tRule>
			<tRule>οη → oï ;</tRule>
			<tRule>Ωο → Oö ;</tRule>
			<tRule>ωο → oö ;</tRule>
			<tRule>Άε → Áë ;</tRule>
			<tRule>άε → áë ;</tRule>
			<tRule>Άη → Áï ;</tRule>
			<tRule>άη → áï ;</tRule>
			<tRule>Όη → Óï ;</tRule>
			<tRule>όη → óï ;</tRule>
			<tRule>Ώο → Óö ;</tRule>
			<tRule>ώο → óö ;</tRule>
			<comment>
			#
			########################################################################
			#
			# End of Rule 3
			#
			########################################################################
			</comment>

			<comment>
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			#
			# Start of Alphabetic Transformations
			#
			########################################################################
			#
			</comment>
			<tRule>ΑΙ → AI ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER ALPHA + CAPITAL IOTA</tRule>
			<tRule>Αι → Ai ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER ALPHA + SMALL IOTA</tRule>
			<tRule>αι → ai ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER ALPHA + SMALL IOTA</tRule>
			<tRule>ΑΥ → AV ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER ALPHA + CAPITAL UPSILON</tRule>
			<tRule>Αυ → Av ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER ALPHA + SMALL UPSILON</tRule>
			<tRule>αυ → av ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER ALPHA + SMALL UPSILON</tRule>
			<tRule>Α → A ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER ALPHA</tRule>
			<tRule>α → a ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER ALPHA</tRule>
			<tRule>Ά → Á ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER ALPHA WITH TONOS</tRule>
			<tRule>ά → á ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER ALPHA WITH TONOS</tRule>
			<tRule>Β → V ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER BETA</tRule>
			<tRule>β → v ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER BETA</tRule>

			<tRule>ΓΓ → NG ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER GAMMA + CAPITAL GAMMA</tRule>
			<tRule>Γγ → Ng ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER GAMMA + SMALL GAMMA</tRule>
			<tRule>γγ → ng ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER GAMMA + SMALL GAMMA</tRule>

			<tRule>$wordBoundary{ΓΚ → G ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER GAMMA + CAPITAL KAPPA</tRule>
			<tRule>$wordBoundary{Γκ → G ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER GAMMA + SMALL KAPPA</tRule>
			<tRule>$wordBoundary{γκ → g ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER GAMMA + SMALL KAPPA</tRule>

			<tRule>ΓΚ → NG ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER GAMMA + CAPITAL KAPPA</tRule>
			<tRule>Γκ → Ng ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER GAMMA + SMALL KAPPA</tRule>
			<tRule>γκ → ng ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER GAMMA + SMALL KAPPA</tRule>
			<comment>
			#
			########################################################################
			#
			# BGN Page 29 Rule 3a:
			#
			# The character γ should be romanized g before α, ο, ου, ω, and
			# consonants other than γ, ξ, and χ.
			#
			########################################################################
			#
			</comment>
			<tRule>Γ}[ΑΟΩ [$upperConsonants - [ΓΞΧ]]] → G ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER GAMMA</tRule>
			<tRule>Γ}[αοω [$lowerConsonants - [γξχ]]] → G ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER GAMMA</tRule>
			<tRule>Γ}ΟΥ → G ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER GAMMA</tRule>
			<tRule>Γ}ου → G ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER GAMMA</tRule>
			<tRule>γ}[αοω [$lowerConsonants - [γξχ]]] → g ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER GAMMA</tRule>
			<tRule>γ}ου → g ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER GAMMA</tRule>
			<comment>
			#
			########################################################################
			#
			# End of Rule 3a
			#
			########################################################################
			</comment>

			<comment>
			########################################################################
			#
			# BGN Page 29 Rule 3b:
			#
			# The character γ should be romanized y before αι, ε, ει, η, ι, οι, υ,
			# and υι.
			#
			########################################################################
			#
			</comment>
			<tRule>Γ}[ΑΕΟΥ]Ι → Y ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER GAMMA</tRule>
			<tRule>Γ}[ΕΗΙΥ]  → Y ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER GAMMA</tRule>
			<tRule>Γ}[αεου]ι → Y ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER GAMMA</tRule>
			<tRule>Γ}[εηιυ]  → Y ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER GAMMA</tRule>
			<tRule>γ}[αεου]ι → y ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER GAMMA</tRule>
			<tRule>γ}[εηιυ]  → y ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER GAMMA</tRule>
			<comment>
			#
			########################################################################
			#
			# End of Rule 3b
			#
			########################################################################
			</comment>

			<comment>
			########################################################################
			#
			# BGN Page 29 Rule 3c:
			#
			# The character γ should be romanized n before ξ and χ.
			#
			########################################################################
			#
			</comment>
			<tRule>Γ}[ΞΧ] → N ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER GAMMA</tRule>
			<tRule>Γ}[ξχ] → N ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER GAMMA</tRule>
			<tRule>γ}[ξχ] → n ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER GAMMA</tRule>
			<comment>
			#
			########################################################################
			#
			# End of Rule 3c
			#
			########################################################################
			#
			</comment>
			<tRule>Γ → G ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER GAMMA</tRule>
			<tRule>γ → g ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER GAMMA</tRule>
			<comment>
			#
			########################################################################
			#
			# BGN Page 29 Rule 4a:
			#
			#  The character δ should be romanized d when between ν and ρ.
			#
			########################################################################
			#
			</comment>
			<tRule>Ν{Δ}Ρ → D ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER DELTA</tRule>
			<tRule>ν{δ}ρ → d ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER GAMMA</tRule>
			<comment>
			#
			########################################################################
			#
			# End of Rule 4a
			#
			########################################################################
			#
			</comment>
			<tRule>Δ} $lower → Dh ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER PSI</tRule>
			<tRule>Δ → DH ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER DELTA</tRule>
			<tRule>δ → dh ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER DELTA</tRule>

			<tRule>ΕΙ → I ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER EPSILON + CAPITAL IOTA</tRule>
			<tRule>Ει → I ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER EPSILON + SMALL IOTA</tRule>
			<tRule>ει → i ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER EPSILON + SMALL IOTA</tRule>
			<tRule>ΕΪ → EÏ ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER EPSILON + CAPITAL IOTA DIAERESIS</tRule>
			<tRule>Εϊ → Eï ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER EPSILON + SMALL IOTA DIAERESIS</tRule>
			<tRule>εϊ → eï ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER EPSILON + SMALL IOTA DIAERESIS</tRule>
			<tRule>ΕΥ → EV ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER EPSILON + CAPITAL UPSILON</tRule>
			<tRule>Ευ → Ev ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER EPSILON + SMALL UPSILON</tRule>
			<tRule>ευ → ev ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER EPSILON + SMALL UPSILON</tRule>
			<tRule>Ε → E ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER EPSILON</tRule>
			<tRule>ε → e ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER EPSILON</tRule>
			<tRule>Έ → É ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER EPSILON WITH TONOS</tRule>
			<tRule>έ → é ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER EPSILON WITH TONOS</tRule>

			<tRule>Ζ → Z ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER ZETA</tRule>
			<tRule>ζ → z ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER ZETA</tRule>

			<tRule>ΗΥ → IV ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER ALPHA + CAPITAL UPSILON</tRule>
			<tRule>Ηυ → Iv ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER ALPHA + SMALL UPSILON</tRule>
			<tRule>ηυ → iv ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER ALPHA + SMALL UPSILON</tRule>
			<tRule>Η → I ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER ETA</tRule>
			<tRule>η → i ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER ETA</tRule>
			<tRule>Ή → Í ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER ETA WITH TONOS</tRule>
			<tRule>ή → í ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER ETA WITH TONOS</tRule>

			<tRule>Θ} $lower → Th ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER THETA</tRule>
			<tRule>Θ → TH ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER THETA</tRule>
			<tRule>θ → th ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER THETA</tRule>

			<tRule>Ι → I ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER IOTA</tRule>
			<tRule>ι → i ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER IOTA</tRule>
			<tRule>Ί → Í ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER IOTA WITH TONOS</tRule>
			<tRule>ί → í ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER IOTA WITH TONOS</tRule>

			<tRule>Κ → K ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER KAPPA</tRule>
			<tRule>κ → k ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER KAPPA</tRule>
			<tRule>Λ → L ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER LAMDA</tRule>
			<tRule>λ → l ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER LAMDA</tRule>

			<tRule>$wordBoundary{ΜΠ → B ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER MU + CAPITAL PI</tRule>
			<tRule>$wordBoundary{Μπ → B ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER MU + SMALL PI</tRule>
			<tRule>$wordBoundary{μπ → b ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER MU + SMALL PI</tRule>

			<tRule>ΜΠ → MB ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER MU + CAPITAL PI</tRule>
			<tRule>Μπ → Mb ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER MU + SMALL PI</tRule>
			<tRule>μπ → mb ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER MU + SMALL PI</tRule>

			<tRule>Μ → M ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER MU</tRule>
			<tRule>μ → m ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER MU</tRule>

			<tRule>$wordBoundary{ΝΤ → D ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER NU + CAPITAL TAU</tRule>
			<tRule>$wordBoundary{Ντ → D ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER NU + SMALL TAU</tRule>
			<tRule>$wordBoundary{ντ → d ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER NU + SMALL TAU</tRule>

			<tRule>ΝΤ → ND ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER NU + CAPITAL TAU</tRule>
			<tRule>Ντ → Nd ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER NU + SMALL TAU</tRule>
			<tRule>ντ → nd ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER NU + SMALL TAU</tRule>

			<tRule>Ν → N ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER NU</tRule>
			<tRule>ν → n ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER NU</tRule>

			<tRule>Ξ → X ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER KSI</tRule>
			<tRule>ξ → x ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER KSI</tRule>

			<tRule>ΟΙ → OI ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER OMICRON + CAPITAL IOTA</tRule>
			<tRule>Οι → Oi ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER OMICRON + SMALL IOTA</tRule>
			<tRule>οι → oi ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER OMICRON + SMALL IOTA</tRule>
			<tRule>ΟΥ → OU ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER OMICRON + CAPITAL UPSILON</tRule>
			<tRule>Ου → Ou ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER OMICRON + SMALL UPSILON</tRule>
			<tRule>ου → ou ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER OMICRON + SMALL UPSILON</tRule>
			<tRule>Ο → O ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER OMICRON</tRule>
			<tRule>ο → o ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER OMICRON</tRule>
			<tRule>Ό → Ó ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER OMICRON WITH TONOS</tRule>
			<tRule>ό → ó ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER OMICRON WITH TONOS</tRule>

			<tRule>Π → P ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER PI</tRule>
			<tRule>π → p ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER PI</tRule>

			<tRule>Ρ → R ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER RHO</tRule>
			<tRule>ρ → r ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER RHO</tRule>
			<tRule>Σ → S ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER SIGMA</tRule>
			<tRule>σ → s ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER SIGMA</tRule>
			<tRule>ς → s ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER FINAL SIGMA</tRule>

			<tRule>Τ → T ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER TAU</tRule>
			<tRule>τ → t ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER TAU</tRule>
			<comment>
			#
			########################################################################
			#
			# End Rule 3.5
			#
			########################################################################
			#
			</comment>
			<tRule>Υ → I ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER UPSILON</tRule>
			<tRule>υ → i ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER UPSILON</tRule>
			<tRule>Ύ → Í ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER UPSILON WITH TONOS</tRule>
			<tRule>ύ → í ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER UPSILON WITH TONOS</tRule>

			<tRule>Φ → F ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER PHI</tRule>
			<tRule>φ → f ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER PHI</tRule>

			<tRule>Χ} $lower → Kh ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER CHI</tRule>
			<tRule>Χ → KH ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER CHI</tRule>
			<tRule>χ → kh ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER CHI</tRule>
			<tRule>Ψ} $lower → Ps ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER PSI</tRule>
			<tRule>Ψ → PS ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER PSI</tRule>
			<tRule>ψ → ps ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER PSI</tRule>
			<tRule>Ω → O ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER OMEGA</tRule>
			<tRule>ω → o ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER OMEGA</tRule>
			<tRule>Ώ → Ó ; # GREEK CAPITAL LETTER OMEGA WITH TONOS</tRule>
			<tRule>ώ → ó ; # GREEK SMALL LETTER OMEGA WITH TONOS</tRule>
			<comment>
			#
			########################################################################
			</comment>
		</transform>
	</transforms>
</supplementalData>
