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I only glanced at it, but the Hebrew-Lyranic alphabetic-correspondential chart has at least 2 mistakes, namely that Orash & Emaph are given in Hebrew, although they have taken the functions of being final forms of the letters Mem (Memh) & Tzade (Xade), respectively. ם Mem Sofit (final Mem) looks like a square now, instead of a circle, & ץ Tzade Sofit (final Tzade) has turned its foot into a line, similarly to how the modern Yodh (Jedh) is now just a curved angle or 'flame', instead of an isosceles triangle. | I only glanced at it, but the Hebrew-Lyranic alphabetic-correspondential chart has at least 2 mistakes, namely that Orash & Emaph are given in Hebrew, although they have taken the functions of being final forms of the letters Mem (Memh) & Tzade (Xade), respectively. ם Mem Sofit (final Mem) looks like a square now, instead of a circle, & ץ Tzade Sofit (final Tzade) has turned its foot into a line, similarly to how the modern Yodh (Jedh) is now just a curved angle or 'flame', instead of an isosceles triangle. | ||
*Unthinkably, it was also omitted that Uheth is the same letter as the Hebrew ט Teth. | |||
Salome, | Salome, | ||
Revision as of 22:30, 2 June 2009
Note: Some photos were doubles which I found so far when sorting in groups of fives --J-Truthseeker 16:56, 24 May 2008 (UTC)
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Hebrew Alphabet
I only glanced at it, but the Hebrew-Lyranic alphabetic-correspondential chart has at least 2 mistakes, namely that Orash & Emaph are given in Hebrew, although they have taken the functions of being final forms of the letters Mem (Memh) & Tzade (Xade), respectively. ם Mem Sofit (final Mem) looks like a square now, instead of a circle, & ץ Tzade Sofit (final Tzade) has turned its foot into a line, similarly to how the modern Yodh (Jedh) is now just a curved angle or 'flame', instead of an isosceles triangle.
- Unthinkably, it was also omitted that Uheth is the same letter as the Hebrew ט Teth.
Salome,
- Matthew
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