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The Rosicrucians, their rites and mysteries (1921)

Jennings, Hargrave, 1817?-1890 · London, G. Routledge & sons, limited: New York, E.P. Dutton & co · leaf 316

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Fig. 230 THE MO LIC DIG AM MA 293 B—F, P—F, are interchangeable letters (see Arabicand Sanscrit vocabularies). The iEolic Digamma is the crux of philologists. Theancients pronounced every word which began with avowel with an aspirate, which had the sound of our w3 fflexcrocosmos / \ Dragons Hecci Pb … Mi &rc cosmos, Drag dp! 5 Tai L Fig. 231 and was often expressed by /3 or vy and also 7. For thisthe figure of a double T} or J , was invented, whencethe name Digamma ; which was called .ZEolic, becausethe iEolians, of all the tribes, retained the greatesttraces of the original language. Thus,…

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