I'm designing a blog for a theologian, which means he'll be occasionally writing in (biblical) Hebrew and Greek. If possible I'd like to steer off the beaten path and use a webfont. Do you know of any webfonts that offer this kind of language support?

[I initially thought of Gentium, which would be a great choice, but the webfont version only includes the Latin alphabet.]

Thanks in advance for your help.

EDIT: just noticed Gentium does indeed include WOFF files for Gentium Plus, but I'm trying my best to avoid self-hosting the files. Still, I guess there's my first typeface for the list. Any others?

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•Check out the site.
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and spread the word to other type lovers!!!

www.typeifind.com

Exact science, no doubt great killjoy for an artistic mind. Yet a valuable inspiration, so relax, have a break, have a SIT STAT.

view the complete project here + wallpapers: http://www.behance.net/gallery/SIT-STAT/723020

Apparently Thom Yorke has developed his own alphabet.

Thom Yorke Alphabet - [Radiohead Nude remix]:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4igjHfFNR0s

Indices : Writing Systems : Alphabets : Deseret Alphabet

Indices : Typefaces

This wiki category is not intended to be a comprehensive list of typefaces. It is however a place to catalogue prominent typefaces of significant historical importance or of exemplary influence.

Categories

American Book Faces
"Essential" Typefaces
Featured Faces
Superfamilies
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Additional Articles:
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Indices : Terminology

See also Style Abbreviations.