The letter T
The modern form of the letter T is obtained by the changes of various forms of the cross. In the archaic Phoenician alphabet it was shaped like St. Andrew’s cross, similar to the modern letter X. To write the letter T it was used the sign of the cross and a semi-circle. In the ancient Greek language to write the letter T, as the Phoenicians, it was used the sign of the cross of St. Andrew, and sometimes included a circle.
Later, the Greeks passed the letter to the Romans as a modern letter T. In archaic Hebrew to write this letter it was used the ordinary sign of a cross, which is the sign of St. Andrew’s cross. Tau is the last letter of the Hebrew alphabet. Its number is 400. Its symbol is a roof. The roof protects from the elements. Its planet is the Sun. Tau is the 19th letter in the Greek alphabet. In Latin, Russian and Cyrillic T is the 20th letter of the alphabet. The numerical value of the letter in the Cyrillic alphabet is 300, while in Latin - 160. As a symbol it includes the balance of opposites - the beginning and the end, the alpha and the omega.
T is the Slavic letter of the warrior spirit. The value of the Slavic letter "T" is sacrifice, without which it is impossible to materialize. This is the content of this sacred letter. But sacrifice is not just a gift to the gods; the idea of sacrifice involves the sacrifice of oneself.
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