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Encyclopedia Britannica - Main :: NUM-ORC |
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OLDEST SABA'AN NAM?TEMA SIND.(IRU MOABITE PHOENICIAN BRAHMI IJIAROSTHI /ETHIOPIC (H,myarino (ARABIC) 5008C 8008.0 Stone
most important of these documents is the liturgical inscription of Hadji-abad, where the Arsacid and Sassanian
Alphabet
alphabet
Iran
sister
Sassanian
The alphabets of India all spring from two sources: (a) the Kharosthi, (b) the Brahmi alphabet. The history Of the former is lod)a, fairly clear. It was always a local alphabet, and neverattained the importance of its rival. According to Buhler,' its range lay between 69 and 73 30' E. and 33 to 35 N., Buhler, Indian Studies, iii. (2nd ed., 1898), p. 93. The account L M N X ism) 0 P S Q R S T rh D4 ~ ad '1 ~2 T S~ '7 k,<\ After B tihler /7 *13 mm ri 1 L -F 3y 9 9 Al A '1 7 .,3 Li A 4 4 - TT A A >J' ti`Z -r x I t .H a -A- Ia s End of Article: OLDEST If you wish, you can link directly to this article.
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