On Saturday, January 28, 2017 at 2:29:14 PM UTC-5, Andrew Dunning wrote:
>
> It works fine if,you set your main font to something including Greek, e.g. 
> Brill. All you're missing in that case is correct hyphenation. 
> Alternatively, you can set a font by Unicode range rather than language (it 
> doesn't do this automatically).


Yes, exactly. I was wondering about the case where your preferred font 
either lacks the Greek (or whatever unicode range) entirely, or has Greek 
you don't like the look of.
 

> It strikes me that what we really need is a filter that would tag 
> languages in Pandoc output based on best guesses (Word does this to some 
> extent already). Should theoretically be possible with the language 
> detection libraries out there.
>

And that was the other part of my query. :-) 

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