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7 lut 2009 · Book digitized by Google from the library of Oxford University and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.
This Arabic writing by a 9th century scholar, gives Hermetic accounts and diagrams of the occult meanings of various Near Eastern and Greek scripts and ciphers, both real and fictitious. Among the Greek we can readt: - The Greek alphabet, commonly
7 lut 2009 · Transliterated Arabic title reads: Shawq al-mustahām fī maʻrifatrumūz al-aqlām.
iv translator'spreface. Havingthusmadethereaderacquainted withthemeritsoftheauthor,itbecomesne- cessarytosayeverythingthatmaybecon ...
A comprehensive textbook of the early Arabic Kufic script, written as a complete reference book for calligraphers, designers, and students of art history and the history of Arabic language and scripts. This beautiful and powerful script was derived.
This book provides an overview of the genesis of the Arabic alphabet and serves as a reference tool for dating early Arabic manuscripts. It presents the gradual shift of the alphabet from the early Nabatean stage (second century B.C.E.), its appropriation for the Arabic language, and its early Islamic development until 100 A.H./720 C.E.
This alphabet is the origin of all the scripts we still use today in Hebrew, Arabic, English, Russian, and most modern languages of the western world. The alphabetical system was invented only once, and all the alphabetical scripts we know today developed from this first system.
