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shews the firſt letter of that Chamber; if of two, the ſecond; if of three, the third letter; as if thou wouldeſt frame the Character Michael מיכאל that comes forth thus, extended with five figures, viz.
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Which then are contracted to three figures, after this manner.
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Which then are contracted into one, yet the points Notariacon are wont to be omitted, and then there comes forth ſuch a Character of Michael.
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There is yet another faſion of Characters, common to almost all letters, and tongues, and very eaſie, which is by the
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