VIII. The Kou-Ouen or oldest Chinese writing
IX. The Oighur alphabet of fourteen letters
x. The Runic, an Asiatic alphabet
XI. Identity of the Northern Woden with the Indian Budha
XII. Two Runic letters on a Parthian gem
XIII. The names of two of the Runic letters, Persic words
III. Tien, Chinese, and Neit Egyptian-Neitha, Egyptian and
Athene, Greek
IV. Tien, Chinese-Tihan, Sanskrit - and Dihan, Greek,-Dihan,
Greek, and Nahid Persic - Nihad, Persic, Nature— Tabiat,
Arabic, and Tabiti, Scythic
v. Mitra, Persic, and Artemis, Greek-Misitra, Sparta
VI. Rama, Sanskrit, and Amor and Amar, Latin-Dipuc, Sanskrit,
and Cupid, and Cupidus, Latin - Rhm, Arabic, and Mhr,
Persic, Love
VII. Laib, the heart, Hebrew, and Bal, Chaldee
1. Letters inconveniently alike, when frequently mistaken for each
other, produce a Dialect
II. Great fluctuations in Alphabets before they became finally
settled
III. Hebrew Daleth (D) and Raish (R) confounded
IV. Hebrew Samech (S) and final Mem (M) confounded
v. Hebrew final Caph (Ch) and Daleth (D) confounded
VI. Arabic Re (R) and Ze (Z) confounded
VII. Sanskrit S, and Roman R, confounded