Alphabet - Revision history

Paul Matisz: Reverted edits by 140.247.53.18 (Talk); changed back to last version by Simoncursitor

2007-09-29T01:49:58Z

Reverted edits by 140.247.53.18 (Talk); changed back to last version by Simoncursitor

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	There were various '''alphabets''' in use during the [[middle ages]]. During the [[period]], they did have changes as new letters were introduced and old ones redefined or omitted to help indicate phonetic and syntactic differences within [[language]]s.		There were various '''alphabets''' in use during the [[middle ages]]. During the [[period]], they did have changes as new letters were introduced and old ones redefined or omitted to help indicate phonetic and syntactic differences within [[language]]s.
	* roman alphabet (and its variations for [[French]], [[Spanish]] etc).		* roman alphabet (and its variations for [[French]], [[Spanish]] etc).

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	There were various '''alphabets''' in use during the [[middle ages]]. During the [[period]], they did have changes as new letters were introduced and old ones redefined or omitted to help indicate phonetic and syntactic differences within [[language]]s.		There were various '''alphabets''' in use during the [[middle ages]]. During the [[period]], they did have changes as new letters were introduced and old ones redefined or omitted to help indicate phonetic and syntactic differences within [[language]]s.
	* roman alphabet (and its variations for [[French]], [[Spanish]] etc).		* roman alphabet (and its variations for [[French]], [[Spanish]] etc).

Simoncursitor at 14:53, 3 February 2005

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	* [[ogham]]		* [[ogham]]

			It is a truism, but perhaps worth reminding ourselves -- '''Alphabet''' is taken from the (conventional) first two letters of the Greek alphabet, ''alpha'' and ''beta''. What it was called previously to this useful portmanteau is not known

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Cian: stub, category:languages

2005-01-31T23:40:24Z

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There were various '''alphabets''' in use during the [[middle ages]]. During the [[period]], they did have changes as new letters were introduced and old ones redefined or omitted to help indicate phonetic and syntactic differences within [[language]]s.
* roman alphabet (and its variations for [[French]], [[Spanish]] etc).
* cyrillic alphabet
* [[semitic languages|semitic]] alphabet
* [[greek]] alphabet
* [[arabic]] alphabet
* [[rune]]s
* [[ogham]]

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