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• There are two larger-print letters in the first sentence ('ayin ? and daleth ? ) which, when combined, spell " ?? ".
• Badorb . com had released fourteen records over the course of fourteen months from artists including Guy Pratt ( Conduit ), Ayumi Hamasaki, and Takayuki Shiraishi, as well as the Orb's three-track " Daleth of Elphame EP ".
• Similarly, Beth was artificially created as the Messiah's partner, Zayin as his bodyguard, Daleth as a false savior intended to be defeated by the Messiah so that Aleph would win the people's favor, and Gimmel as a trial Messiah for the Arcadia prototype.
• The " peculiar " resh before or after Lamed or Nun, any of the three being vocalized with simple " sheva " and Resh after Zayin, Daleth, Sin / Samekh, Taw, Tzadi, Teth, any of them punctuated with simple " sheva " :,.
• Among other recurring characters are Hiroko, a rebellious temple knight; Beth, a woman from the center who vows to always stay by Hawk's side; Daleth, who claims to be the Messiah, and fights Hawk multiple times; Zayin, a temple knight; and Gimmel, a man from the Arcadia forest, who knows Hawk from somewhere.
• Golb published a brief comment advocating that the first two letters appear to be a gimel or " nun " and an alef ( rather than a rare form of " het " ), while it was a moot point whether the third letter was " the upper miniscule [ sic ] portion of a " daleth " ".
• A line in the daleth / empress chapter of The Book of Tokens is : " therefore is the door a cause of separation, and of the setting of one part against another ", and in The Bitter Suite, during the time when Gabrielle is wearing her BOTA tarot empress costume, a mere door separates the village of peace from the lair of warriors, from which Gabrielle and Xena are set against each other.
• The Greeks probably started using the folding pair of wax tablets, along with the leather scroll in the mid-8th century BCE . Liddell & Scott, 1925 edition gives the etymology of the word for the writing-tablet, " deltos " ( ?????? ), from the letter Semitic designation, " daltu ", which originally signified " door " but was being used for writing tablets in Ugarit in the 13th century BCE . In Hebrew the term evolved into " daleth ".