HEBREW.

The Hebrew alphabet has twenty-two letters. Column No. 1 of the following

table indicates the force of Hebrew letters when read without points.

Column No. 2 gives their force when the language is printed with the

Masoretic points or vowels, which are of later date than the letters. The

names and numerical value of the characters are also shown.

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