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hieroglyphical
hieroglyphical, a. (haɪərəʊˈglɪfɪkəl) [f. as prec. + -al1.] 1. Of, pertaining to, or of the nature of hieroglyphics; like the Egyptian picture-writing.1605 J. Dove Confut. Atheism 50 These letters were but Hyeroglyphicall, like to the letters of the Egiptians, not Abcdarye letters, but shapes and Im... Oxford English Dictionary
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hieroglyphically
hieroˈglyphically, adv. [f. prec. + -ly2.] In a hieroglyphical manner. 1. In, by, or with hieroglyphics or picture-writing.1593 R. Harvey Philad. 57 They writ their Chronicle hieroglyphically. 1708 Brit. Apollo No. 88. 1/1 Anubis Hieroglyphically represented with a Head like a Dog's. 1775 Adair Amer... Oxford English Dictionary
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Mt. Rich Petroglyphs
Rich stones is a brief note dated 1833 in the Grenada Magazine, which describes "several hieroglyphical characters" carved on a stone below the Mount Rich wikipedia.org
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Chalchuapa
It represents a richly adorned character, showing on the side hieroglyphical inscriptions that are possibly chronological, but different from the classical wikipedia.org
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resemblant
resemblant, a. and n. (rɪˈzɛmblənt) [a. OF. resemblant (mod.F. ressemblant), pres. pple. of resembler to resemble: cf. semblant.] A. adj. 1. Similar, having resemblance or likeness, to something. † Also const. of (quot. 1786).1390 Gower Conf. II. 85 Gold and selver..To whiche alle othre be degres Of... Oxford English Dictionary
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Alexander Gordon (antiquary)
Their titles are An Essay towards explaining the Hieroglyphical Figures on the Coffin of the Ancient Mummy belonging to Capt. William Lethieullier. (An Essay towards explaining the antient Hieroglyphical Figures on the Egyptian Mummy in the Museum of Doctor Mead). wikipedia.org
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iconism
ˈiconism [ad. late L. īconismus, a. Gr. εἰκονισµός delineation, f. εἰκονίζειν to iconize (cf. Gr. εἰκόνισµα copy, image).] † a. A representation by some image or figure; imagery; metaphor. Obs. b. Semiotics. The quality or fact of being an icon or intentional sign.1656 Blount Glossogr., Iconism, a t... Oxford English Dictionary
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Bulhar
Samuel Sharpe suggests that these old inscriptions were probably hieroglyphical. wikipedia.org
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Bacab
It recurs as a superfix in his hieroglyphical names; its reading is uncertain. wikipedia.org
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scrutator
scrutator (skruːˈteɪtə(r)) [a. L. scrūtātor, agent-n. f. scrūtārī to examine, scrutinize, app. f. scrūta pl., ‘old or broken stuff, trash, frippery, trumpery’ (L. & Sh.); the etymological sense of the vb. is supposed to be ‘to search even to the rags’ (ibid.).] 1. One who examines or investigates.15... Oxford English Dictionary
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Samuel Sharpe (scholar)
The first part (1837) of Sharpe's Egyptian Inscriptions, mainly from the British Museum, contained the largest corpus of hieroglyphical writing that had in his studies, for example by tracing Egyptian hieroglyphs, and with their assistance he was able to make available "by far the largest collection of hieroglyphical wikipedia.org
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symbolization
symbolization (ˌsɪmbəlaɪˈzeɪʃən) [ad. F. symbolisation, † -ization (Rabelais), n. of action f. symboliser to symbolize.] 1. † a. The fact of ‘symbolizing’ in nature or quality; agreement or participation in qualities.1607 B. Barnes Divils Charter (ed. McKerrow) 3144 Through operation, conuersation, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Nicolas Flamel
An alchemical book, published in Paris in 1612 as Livre des figures hiéroglyphiques and in London in 1624 as Exposition of the Hieroglyphical Figures was Arnauld de la Chevalerie, publisher of Exposition of the Hieroglyphical Figures, who wrote the book under the pseudonym Eiranaeus Orandus. wikipedia.org
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typography
typography (taɪp-, tɪˈpɒgrəfɪ) Also 7 tipo-. [a. F. typographie (1577 in Hatz.-Darm.), ad. mod.L. typographia (B. Veronensis, 1493), f. Gr. τύπος type + -γραϕία writing: see typo- and -graphy. So Pg. typographia, Sp. and It. tipografia.] 1. The art or practice of printing.1641 Evelyn Diary 28 Aug., ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Phase 2 (artist)
Over time Phase's work become more complex, moving away from the simple tags of the early 1970s to "hieroglyphical calligraphic abstraction." wikipedia.org
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