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... Etymology , and a collection of alphabets disposed in separate columns . 1. The names of the Samaritan and Hebrew letters . 2. The Samaritan characters . VOL . IV.-No. 7 . 3. The Chaldee characters . 4. Their respective powers of.
... Etymology , and a collection of alphabets disposed in separate columns . 1. The names of the Samaritan and Hebrew letters . 2. The Samaritan characters . VOL . IV.-No. 7 . 3. The Chaldee characters . 4. Their respective powers of.
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... Hebrew , Greek , and Cadmean , are too manifest to be mistaken . 2. That the names of the Irish letters have a similarity with the preceding also , too remarkable to be ascribed to mere accident . 3. That there is a general similarity ...
... Hebrew , Greek , and Cadmean , are too manifest to be mistaken . 2. That the names of the Irish letters have a similarity with the preceding also , too remarkable to be ascribed to mere accident . 3. That there is a general similarity ...
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... Hebrew radicals are traceable in that language . In speaking of changes in language , p . 6 , Mr. Higgins rejects entirely the Masoretic points , citing in favour of the same opin- ion , thirty of the first names in Hebrew literature ...
... Hebrew radicals are traceable in that language . In speaking of changes in language , p . 6 , Mr. Higgins rejects entirely the Masoretic points , citing in favour of the same opin- ion , thirty of the first names in Hebrew literature ...
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... Hebrew letters are the same . Mr. Higgins refers in proof of this , to the inspection of his table of alphabets above men- tioned . The letters have the same number , ( the Cadmean six- teen , ) the same arrangement , and nearly the ...
... Hebrew letters are the same . Mr. Higgins refers in proof of this , to the inspection of his table of alphabets above men- tioned . The letters have the same number , ( the Cadmean six- teen , ) the same arrangement , and nearly the ...
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... Hebrew , and in the same order . Sir Wm . Jones says , that all the Hebrew roots of words are to be found in the Arabic language - of which there is no doubt . The Persian alphabet , our author remarks , is extremely like the Arabic ...
... Hebrew , and in the same order . Sir Wm . Jones says , that all the Hebrew roots of words are to be found in the Arabic language - of which there is no doubt . The Persian alphabet , our author remarks , is extremely like the Arabic ...
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