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Romayn and Greeke letters
Romayn and Greeke letters
are
are,
common ABIMNOT.
common ABIMNOT. [Greek: ΑΒΙΜΝΟΤ: alpha, beta, iota mu, nu, omicron, tau]
The same forme ["and" crossed out]but other
The same forme ["and" crossed out] but other
pronunciation PHX.
pronuntiation PHX. [ΡΧΗ: rho, chi, eta]
Zni[crossed out] zion Y [two greek symbols]
Zni[crossed out] zi on ΥΦΨ [upsilon, phi, psi]
The samer[?] for me turned other=
 
wise pronounced [greek letter]
The same forme turned other=
parte the fame for me wis addi=
wise pronounced Σ [sigma]
cion other pronunitiaon [strange sumbol over aon]. [line with circle around it]
parte the same form wth addi=
cion other pronun[cia]tion. Θ [theta]
 
BRPN. Bono Reipub. natus.
BRPN. Bono Reipub. natus.
Vsus punitoru' in literis Heb.
Usus punctoru' in literis Heb.
nioleuit post S Hieronimu'
inoleuit post S Hieronimus
p'erer. To 4. fol 755.
p'erer. To 4. fol 755.
HRTP. Hic requiescit in pace
HRIP. Hic requiescit in pace
PSTZH. Praecipito Sumito
PSTQH. Præcipito Sumito
tibigs habeto.
tibiqs habeto.
Jehovah all the vowells.
Jehovah all the vowells.
Turkes sworne to use no other
Turkes sworne to use no other
language the' his owne./
language then his owne./

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Romayn and Greeke letters are, common ABIMNOT. [Greek: ΑΒΙΜΝΟΤ: alpha, beta, iota mu, nu, omicron, tau] The same forme ["and" crossed out] but other pronuntiation PHX. [ΡΧΗ: rho, chi, eta] Zni[crossed out] zi on ΥΦΨ [upsilon, phi, psi]

The same forme turned other= wise pronounced Σ [sigma] parte the same form wth addi= cion other pronun[cia]tion. Θ [theta]

BRPN. Bono Reipub. natus. Usus punctoru' in literis Heb. inoleuit post S Hieronimus p'erer. To 4. fol 755. HRIP. Hic requiescit in pace PSTQH. Præcipito Sumito tibiqs habeto. Jehovah all the vowells. Turkes sworne to use no other language then his owne./