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Image 1 — A system for transliterating Sanskrit into the Greek alphabet, inspired by IAST, designed to facilitate the study of the classical Indian language at Greek universities.
Image 2 — A system for transliterating Sanskrit into the Greek alphabet, inspired by IAST, designed to facilitate the study of the classical Indian language at Greek universities.
Image 3 — A system for transliterating Sanskrit into the Greek alphabet, inspired by IAST, designed to facilitate the study of the classical Indian language at Greek universities.
Image 4 — A system for transliterating Sanskrit into the Greek alphabet, inspired by IAST, designed to facilitate the study of the classical Indian language at Greek universities.
Image 5 — A system for transliterating Sanskrit into the Greek alphabet, inspired by IAST, designed to facilitate the study of the classical Indian language at Greek universities.
Image 6 — A system for transliterating Sanskrit into the Greek alphabet, inspired by IAST, designed to facilitate the study of the classical Indian language at Greek universities.
Image 7 — A system for transliterating Sanskrit into the Greek alphabet, inspired by IAST, designed to facilitate the study of the classical Indian language at Greek universities.
Image 8 — A system for transliterating Sanskrit into the Greek alphabet, inspired by IAST, designed to facilitate the study of the classical Indian language at Greek universities.
Image 9 — A system for transliterating Sanskrit into the Greek alphabet, inspired by IAST, designed to facilitate the study of the classical Indian language at Greek universities.
Image 10 — A system for transliterating Sanskrit into the Greek alphabet, inspired by IAST, designed to facilitate the study of the classical Indian language at Greek universities.
Image 11 — A system for transliterating Sanskrit into the Greek alphabet, inspired by IAST, designed to facilitate the study of the classical Indian language at Greek universities.
Image 12 — A system for transliterating Sanskrit into the Greek alphabet, inspired by IAST, designed to facilitate the study of the classical Indian language at Greek universities.
Image 13 — A system for transliterating Sanskrit into the Greek alphabet, inspired by IAST, designed to facilitate the study of the classical Indian language at Greek universities.
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A system for transliterating Sanskrit into the Greek alphabet, inspired by IAST, designed to facilitate the study of the classical Indian language at Greek universities.

u/zgido_syldg — 1 day ago
▲ 7 r/neography

A system for transliterating Sanskrit into the Greek alphabet, inspired by IAST, designed to facilitate the study of the classical Indian language at Greek universities.

u/zgido_syldg — 1 day ago
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Proposed flags of the Armenian SSR (second half of the 1940s), part 1

u/redcore1234 — 5 days ago
▲ 320 r/Rifftrax+2 crossposts

A votive statuette depicting Abraxas (also known as Abrasax), a Gnostic deity, in the Roman Museum of Avenches; it may be a modern forgery [3840×6772]

u/the_blankest_blank — 30 days ago
▲ 42 r/vexillology

One of the 23 flag proposals selected for consideration by the Fijian National Flag Committee in 2015

u/zgido_syldg — 1 month ago
▲ 13 r/polls

Do you think it is ethically right that, following a writer’s death, material which was not intended for publication – or which the author had, in fact, asked to be destroyed – should be published in the name of cultural interest?

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▲ 26 r/heraldry

Committee proposal for the great coat of arms of Finland (1936). Did not pass parliament.

u/zgido_syldg — 2 months ago
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First unofficial proposal of the Republic of Macedonia coat of arms, proposed soon after independence

u/zgido_syldg — 2 months ago