h with two ascenders???

[jsbien]

The question is slightly related to #133. "Polonia Typographica" says the character was used by several printers, but I found only the enclosed occurences in a text:

The character is not included in MUFI (unless I missed something) and I found no information about it on the Internet (although a similar character was used in Gutenberg's Bible but, if I understand correctly, for purely decorative purposes). So I asked a question on the Facebook The Paleography Society group and Lisa Howarth just wrote

When attached to an 'h', it usually means 'er' or 'ab' depending on the word.

So for her this is an h with a diacritics.

[psb1558]

For Epiphania, I guess?

You can get very close to what you see here with Junicode: h + U+0335 with cv16[1]:

The flourish on the right end of the horizontal stroke can be added to any horizontal stroke (in MSS and early prints). If it's needed I could make it a variant of U+0335.

[jsbien]

Yes, I was told it is "Epiphania".
I don't need the character now, I was just curious. Hence your solution is OK for me.