File:Alphabet samaritain kadosh.png
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[edit]L'alphabet samaritain, ou ketab ibri, est réputé être la graphie ancestrale de l'alphabet hébreu.
Moïse aurait donc écrit les tables selon cette graphie.
La version kadosh présentée est utilisée dans les cercles maçonniques.
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current | 21:32, 31 May 2006 | 641 × 166 (17 KB) | Hiramash~commonswiki (talk | contribs) | L'alphabet samaritain, ou ''ketab ibri'', est réputé être la graphie ancestrale de l'alphabet hébreu.<br/> Moïse aurait donc écrit les tables selon cette graphie.<br/> La version ''kadosh'' présentée est utilisée dans les cercles maçonniques. [ |
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