> It's interesting the use of ^ over vowels to indicate that an n or m follows in Côpoftela, that I guess it's Compostela. It is not a ^, it is a ~, and it is

> It's interesting the use of ^ over vowels to indicate that an n or m follows in Côpoftela, that I guess it's Compostela. It is not a ^, it is a ~, and it is the way that the ñ and the Portuguese ã and õ were developed.