10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CUNEATIC»
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1
The Origin and Progress of the Art of Writing: A connected ...
EXAMPLES SHEWING THE POSSIBLE INFLUENCE OF THE CUNEATIC
SYSTEM ON THE SAMARITAN OR ANCIENT HEBREW ALPHABET. ^ ^ * "7 It
Daleth in the Samaritan Daleth after the captivity Daleth as it might be Daleth in
Persian ...
Henry Noel Humphreys, 1853
2
Library of Universal Knowledge: A Reprint of the Last (1880) ...
We follow an apparently conclusive German authority in referring the Indian D to
the cuneatic. But the systems of this whole A family are very unlike, and there
may be a supposition possible. The Libyan may represent a true Arabic alphabet,
...
3
The International Cyclopaedia: A Compendium of Human Knowledge
For latest collations of cuneatic and Shemitic, see Deecke, Z.NI.G. The
hieroglyphs ... and the signs are com» posed of many lines each in shape of an
arrow or wedge, whence the name, cuneiform, or better cuneatic, for all such
inscriptions.
4
The Intellectual Observer; Review of Natural History, ...
Even now, the Assyrian and Babylonian forms of the cuneatic systems are but
very imperfectly known, although the Persian may be said to be mastered. The
earlier forms of cuneatic writing are, in fact, much more complicated, containing
as ...
5
The International cyclopedia: a compendium of human ...
We follow an apparently conclusive German authority in referring the Indian D to
the cuneatic. But the systems of this whole A family are very unlike, and there
may l>e a supposition possible. The Libyan may represent a true Arabic alphabet
, ...
Harry Thurston Peck, Selim Hobart Peabody, Charles Francis Richardson, 1898
6
The Intellectual Observer
Even now, the Assyrian and Babylonian forms of the cuneatic systems are but
very imperfectly known, although the Persian may be said to be mastered. The
earlier forms of cuneatic writing are, in fact, much more complicated, containing
as ...
7
The international cyclopædia: a compendium of human ...
All thus far are cuneatic, all are direct, and all divide their words. The Assyrian,
first in glory and spread in the 10th c. b.c, is the first of all Shemitic languages to
generate a regular syllabary of twenty-two letters; but this itself bears traces of a
late ...
Harry Thurston Peck, Selim Hobart Peabody, Charles Francis Richardson, 1895
8
Nineveh and Its Palaces: The Discoveries of Botta and ...
fetters of brass in which, still later, the king of Babylon bound Zedekiah.1 This
person is in the attitude of a supplicant, and on the lower part of his dress are
several lines of cuneatic. The next group visible (fig. C8) is a naked man, his
limbs ...
9
PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL IRISH ACADEMY.
readings of some of the names written with the first kind of cuneiform character.
10. Comparison of the contents of the part of the Be- histun inscription, in the first
kind of cuneatic writing, with the historic record of Herodotus, as far as they relate
...
10
Nineveh and its Palaces ... New edition, revised and ...
192 KHORSA'BAD.——CHIEF or THE BLAYERS. kiah.l This person is in the
attitude of a supplicant, and on the lower part of his dress are several lines of
cuneatic. The next group visible (fig. 70) is a naked man, his limbs stretched out,
and his ...
