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𝒶𝒜	𝑒	𝒾	𝑜
𝓁𝒶	𝓁𝑒	𝓁𝒾	𝓁𝑜
𝓉𝒶	𝓉𝑒	𝓉𝒾	𝓉𝑜
𝓈𝒶	𝓈𝑒	𝓈𝒾	𝓈𝑜
𝒹𝒶	𝒹𝑒	𝒹𝒾	𝒹𝑜
𝓉𝓉𝒶	𝓉𝓉𝑒	𝓉𝓉𝒾	𝓉𝓉𝑜
𝓎𝒶	𝓎𝑒	𝓎𝒾	𝓎𝑜
𝓌𝒶	𝓌𝑒	𝓌𝒾	𝓌𝑜
𝓂𝒶	𝓂𝑒	𝓂𝒾	𝓂𝑜
𝓃𝒶	𝓃𝑒	𝓃𝒾	𝓃𝑜
𝒦𝒶	𝒦𝑒	𝒦𝒾	𝒦𝑜
𝓍𝒶	𝓍𝑒	𝓍𝒾	𝓍𝑜

The symbols are sometimes modified for hidden motives. A simple form of the modification occurs with change of vowel only: in this change there is no sign for 𝒶 or 𝒜; a low dot (.) represents 𝑒, a raised dot (˙) stands for 𝒾; and two low dots (..) are for 𝑜. In this slightly altered form, the syllabary then appears as follows:—

	.	˙	..
𝓁	𝓁.	𝓁˙	𝓁..
𝓉	𝓉.	𝓉˙	𝓉..
𝓈	𝓈.	𝓈˙	𝓈..
𝒹	𝒹.	𝒹˙	𝒹..
𝓉𝓉	𝓉𝓉.	𝓉𝓉˙	𝓉𝓉..
𝓎	𝓎.	𝓎˙	𝓎..
𝓌	𝓌.	𝓌˙	𝓌..
𝓂	𝓂.	𝓂˙	𝓂..
𝓃	𝓃.	𝓃˙	𝓃..
𝒦	𝒦.	𝒦˙	𝒦..
𝓍	𝓍.	𝓍˙	𝓍..

A much wider modification occurs with complete alteration of both vowel and consonant. In the vowels, 𝒶 and 𝒜 become ×, 𝑒 becomes ii, 𝒾 becomes iii, 𝑜 becomes iiii. In the conso-