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The Latin Alphabet
The Latin Alphabet
The Latin Alphabet
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The Latin Alphabet

By Thierry H. De Mortain

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Mariage between the Greek alphabet and the Latin language. This book follows the book 'The Greek Alphabet' of the same author.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherThierry H. De Mortain
Release dateNov 4, 2012
ISBN9781311847782
The Latin Alphabet
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Thierry H. De Mortain

Interested in the origins of the alphabet and to the transition from phoenician to greek and then latin. I like traveling. Last holidays in the Cyclade island in Greece (of course). Married. Three children (two sons and one daughter).

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