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        I  II  III  IIII  IIIII                            

                                                             

        B   L   F     S     N      






 _______I__II__III__IIII__IIIII__

                            

        H   D   T     C    QU    






 ___/__//___///___////____/////__________\/_______

   /  //   ///   ////    /////           /\



   M  G    NG     ST       R              P




           stone or wood vowels

                                             

 _________.__..__...___....____.....______   



          A   O   U     E        I




            manuscript vowels



 ____I__II___III___IIII___IIIII___________   

     I  II   III   IIII   IIIII



     A   O    U     E       I




     extra letters for English usage



 ____\__\\___\\\___\\\\___\\\\\___________   

      \  \\   \\\   \\\\   \\\\\             



      K   V    W      Y      Z




 The central line denotes, in manuscript, a drawn 

 line, and in stone or wood, the line formed by a 

 corner or edge.




 Sample: literally spelled "Locksley:"



              .. IIII \          IIII \\\\

           II          \ IIII II IIII  \\\\




 phonetically spelled (better way) "Locksley:"



              .. \         \\\\

           II     \ IIII II \\\\




 in actual period usage, Ogham was written and read

 from right to left, much like Arabic, thus, a more

 "period-correct" would be:



            \\\\         \ ..

             \\\\ II IIII \   II




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