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appellation in
classical Gr**** is digamma; as a numeral, it was
called episēmon during the
Byzantine era and is now
known as
stigma after the Byzantine...
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episemon in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Episēmon (Gr**** ἐπίσημον, from epi- "on" plus sēma "sign"; plural: episēma) is a Gr**** word that...
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Gamma and the
Episemon, i.e.
apparently Γ and Ϝ. The
source whence all
modern writers have
learned their use of the word
episemon is
Joseph Justus...
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special numerical one (). By the
Byzantine era, the
letter was
known as
episemon and
written as or . This
eventually merged with the sigma-tau ligature...
- antiquity.
Originally called wau, it was
called digamma in
classical Gr**** and
episemon during the
Byzantine era. It was
conflated with the στ
ligature owing to...
- of
Noteworthy Cities (Ancient Gr****: Επισημον Πολεων Κανον, romanized:
Episemon Poleon Kanon) (also
known as "the Kanon") is a list of
cities compiled...
- charaktir", i.e. just "the character"), respectively. The term "ἐπίσημον" (
episēmon,
literally "outstanding") is
today used
properly as a
generic cover term...
-
especially to the
letter Waw and its Gr**** equivalent,
Digamma (called
Episemon in the treatise), the
numeral sign for "6". This sign is
interpreted as...
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interpretative mark in the
musical notation of
Gregorian chant the
plural of
episemon, a word for a
symbolic badge or for a
numeral sign This disambiguation...
