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Assemani attributes the invention of these letters to the Maronites and Jacobites ,
while others refer them to Jacob , Bishop of Edessa , in the seventh century . That
they are the result of gradual transition from the less convenient form ...
Assemani attributes the invention of these letters to the Maronites and Jacobites ,
while others refer them to Jacob , Bishop of Edessa , in the seventh century . That
they are the result of gradual transition from the less convenient form ...
الصفحة 300
Cyrus and Cambyses appeared inapplicable , because they both commence with
the same letter , while the supposed ... Here were the first seven letters of the
word Hystaspes in the inscription of Darius ; and a comparison of all the royal
titles ...
Cyrus and Cambyses appeared inapplicable , because they both commence with
the same letter , while the supposed ... Here were the first seven letters of the
word Hystaspes in the inscription of Darius ; and a comparison of all the royal
titles ...
الصفحة 305
A further and most important classification of the alphabet , consists in the
distinction of the letters into surds and sonants . The surds embrace the first two
consonants of the guttural , palatal , lingual , dental and labial classes , together
with the ...
A further and most important classification of the alphabet , consists in the
distinction of the letters into surds and sonants . The surds embrace the first two
consonants of the guttural , palatal , lingual , dental and labial classes , together
with the ...
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