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... ALPHABET 1 Taken from the most primitive known writing . Form not actually found but inferred . indicating feminine gender disregarded . Or perhaps rather પૃ ” , 901 ... alphabet used today has addi- tional signs for non 294 ALPHABET.
... ALPHABET 1 Taken from the most primitive known writing . Form not actually found but inferred . indicating feminine gender disregarded . Or perhaps rather પૃ ” , 901 ... alphabet used today has addi- tional signs for non 294 ALPHABET.
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... alphabet , the Greeks actually derived their alphabet from the Phoenician . That this is true is proved by four points : the signs of the earliest S known Greek alphabet are almost identical with those of the Phoenician alphabet ; the ...
... alphabet , the Greeks actually derived their alphabet from the Phoenician . That this is true is proved by four points : the signs of the earliest S known Greek alphabet are almost identical with those of the Phoenician alphabet ; the ...
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... alphabet was complete before the estab- lishment of the empire , ready to become in its various forms , majuscule ( capital and uncial ) and minuscule , through that empire the alphabet of the whole western world ( fig . 5 ) . See also ...
... alphabet was complete before the estab- lishment of the empire , ready to become in its various forms , majuscule ( capital and uncial ) and minuscule , through that empire the alphabet of the whole western world ( fig . 5 ) . See also ...
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