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Sweet. You should be happy about that.

Franco, you're baaaaack!

Bel canale!

Parole Sante.

Ave Roma! Amico Parabellvm!! Lets civilize these barbarians!!!! :D:D:D
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That passage you quoted is about a form the runes took at that point in time.
The Latin and the Greek alphabets are just another version of runes, the continuance is clear from the earliest forms of this style of writing, the forms of the letters from Brahmanic to Germanic to Sanskrit or to Latin and Greek is obvious. Of those, the Germanic runes resemble the older form the most.

This Brahmanic Alphabet came down from the Sumerian Alphabet, and got many versions through the time. As the languages changed, so the alphabet, the greater are the disparities between two versions, the greater is the lenght of time in which the alphabet has changed (or the people splitted from the Aryan Craddle). The most famous runes are those of the Normans, but each European People has one of its own. German runes are also well know. There is a *key* on the changing shape of the Runes, that we would follow in the modification of the sound in different ways, and modified letters would be recognized by the other Aryans, but the key was lost and then, the runes freezed long time ago (circa 200 B.C.). My people got the Runes borrowed from the Etruscans (today called Toscans, the people of Florence), modified them in a suitable pattern, and started to use it at about 600 B.C.

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