But all the same, in the tangled wilderness of the hieroglyphic writing the letters of the alphabet lay concealed. All that remained to be done was to take one simple step — boldly to discard all the nonalphabetic elements, at once to sweep away the... The Story of the Alphabet - Page 113de Edward Clodd - 1900 - 209 pagesAffichage du livre entier - À propos de ce livre
| Isaac Taylor - 1883 - 390 pages
...in the tangled wilderness of the hieroglyphic writing the letters of the alphabet lay concealed. All that remained to be done was to take one simple step...virtually in possession for almost countless ages. But this great achievement, simple and easy as it seems, was beyond the power of Egyptian conservatism... | |
| Isaac Taylor - 1883 - 430 pages
...the superfluous lumber, rejecting all the ideograms, the homophones, the polyphones, the syllabics, and the symbolic signs to which the Egyptian scribes...virtually in possession for almost countless ages. But this great achievement, simple and easy as it seems, was beyond the power of Egyptian conservatism... | |
| Alexander Malcolm Williams - 1909 - 454 pages
...that was to be done was to take one simple step— boldly to discard all the non-alphabetic elements and so to leave revealed in its grand simplicity the...virtually in possession for almost countless ages ". 3. The derivation of sound signs from pictographs is tho cardinal fact in the history of the alphabet,... | |
| Charles Hubbard Judd - 1926 - 358 pages
...in the tangled wilderness of the hieroglyphic writing the letters of the alphabet lay concealed. All that remained to be done was to take one simple step...virtually in possession for almost countless ages. But this great achievement, simple and easy as it seems, was beyond the power of Egyptian conservatism... | |
| Charles Hubbard Judd - 1926 - 364 pages
...the superfluous lumber, rejecting all the ideograms, the homophones, the polyphones, the syllabies, and the symbolic signs to which the Egyptian scribes...virtually in possession for almost countless ages. But this great achievement, simple and easy as it seems, was beyond the power of Egyptian conservatism... | |
| Isaac Taylor - 1991 - 382 pages
...All that remained to be done was to take one simple step — boldly to discard all the non.ilphabetic elements, at once to sweep away the superfluous lumber,...virtually in possession for almost countless ages. But this greiit achievement, simple and easy as it seems, was beyond the power of Egyptian conservatism... | |
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