Ligatures
Compound signs are formed by combining two or more base glyphs into a single unit. They appear frequently in the preserved texts and may represent semantic or phonetic combinations.
Notation
001.006
Parts separated by dots in order of composition: 001.006.022 is a triple ligature of three base glyphs.
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2428 Ligatures
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076.510
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076 + 510
×2
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076.522
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076 + 522
×1
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076.529
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076 + 529
×1
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076.530
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076 + 530
×13
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076.530.400
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076 + 530 + 400
×1
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076.531
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076 + 531
×1
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076.531a
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076 + 531
×1
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076.532
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076 + 532
×4
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076.532a
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076 + 532
×11
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076.533
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076 + 533
×1
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076.533a
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076 + 533
×1
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076.534
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076 + 534
×2
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076.535
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076 + 535
×1
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076.536
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076 + 536
×2
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076.537
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076 + 537
×1
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076.542
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076 + 542
×1
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076.571
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076 + 571
×1
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076.588
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076 + 588
×1
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076.598
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076 + 598
×1
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076.600
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076 + 600
×13
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076.606
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076 + 606
×1
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076.607
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076 + 607
×1
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076.630
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076 + 630
×1
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076.664
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076 + 664
×1
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076.670
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076 + 670
×6
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