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Page 103
For instance , the circular form of the Phænician letter Teth ( t dental ) has been
taken as derived from the Assyrian word ... the particular shape of its letters , their
arrangement , etc . , of course making an allowance for the changes necessary ...
For instance , the circular form of the Phænician letter Teth ( t dental ) has been
taken as derived from the Assyrian word ... the particular shape of its letters , their
arrangement , etc . , of course making an allowance for the changes necessary ...
Page 106
The last peculiarity is probably due in part to the circumstances that since early
times the Indians made their letters hang down from an imaginary or really drawn
upper line , and in part to the introduction of the vowel sigos most of which are ...
The last peculiarity is probably due in part to the circumstances that since early
times the Indians made their letters hang down from an imaginary or really drawn
upper line , and in part to the introduction of the vowel sigos most of which are ...
Page 109
Even the Phænician symbols dating 1000 B . c . fail in this respect , Still the
shape of some of the Brábmí letters represents the objects remarkably well . The
attached table gives the names of the Phænician letters , with their meanings .
Even the Phænician symbols dating 1000 B . c . fail in this respect , Still the
shape of some of the Brábmí letters represents the objects remarkably well . The
attached table gives the names of the Phænician letters , with their meanings .
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 8 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1922 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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