Book Title: Alphabet Key To History Of Mankind
Author(s): David Diringer
Publisher: Hutchinsons Scientific and Technical Publications
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1, Specimen of Bisaya writing. 2, Tagbanua characters (a, if read upwards according to Dr. Gardner; b, in Professor Kroeber's opinion it should be read downwards). 3, Belarmino, re-edited in 1895 by P. Lopez. 4, Buhil writing, 1941, copied from bamboo (F. Gardner, Philippine Indic Studies, 1943). 5. Specimen of Mangyan writing: it reads Pagpunsion ti namatay no nakutkut ye ti but-ol, meaning "A feast is given to the dead, when his bones
are dug up." (F. Gardner and I. Maliwang, Indic Writings, etc., II, pp. 17-18). 6, The Korean alphabet. 7, The Woleai "syllabary" (?)
