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( "Hieroglyphics," p. 60). (c) The Egyptian sign for a key.

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Griffith ( "Hieroglyphics," p. 26), "is probably derived from the same root, on account of its shell-like outline". (l) The hieroglyphic sign for a pot of water in such words as _Nu_ and

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Mr. Griffith, however, interprets it as a roll of yellow cloth ( "Hieroglyphics," p. 46).

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Hieroglyphics, meaning of, so carefully guarded that meaning became lost, 374-u.

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Pierius, in the fourth book of his "Hieroglyphics," cites this ode, and informs us that the horse was the hieroglyphical emblem of pride.

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The varying conventionalizations of (a) or (b) are shown in (d), (e), and (f) (Griffith, "Hieroglyphics," p. 34).

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(k) The sign for a lotus leaf, which is a phonetic equivalent of the sign (h), and, according to Griffith ( "Hieroglyphics," p. 26), "is probably derived from the same root, on account of its shell-like outline".

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