Egyptian Alphabet, Oliver Cowdery scribe, circa July–circa December 1835

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H	a	Ah	The first Being who exercises Supreme powe[r]
H	pp ph	Pha-e	The first man, or one who has kingly power, or [king?]
H		Pha	A more universal reign, having greater d[o]minion or po[wer]
H H		Pha-ho-e-oop	Royal family, royal blood, or pharaoh, or supreme power power, or king
H		Ho-oop-hah	Crown of a pri[n]cess, or queen, or signifies queen.
H		Zi	Virgin, unmarried, virtuous, or the principle of virtue.
H		Kah-tou=mun	The name of the a royal famil— The female line
H		Zi-oop=hah	An unmarried woman and a virgin princess
H		Ho=e-oop	A young unmarried man, a prince.
H		Zip-zi	A women married or unmarried,.— daughter
H		Ho=e=oop-hah	Crown of a prince, or King.
H		Oan, or ah-e, or Oh-e.	The earth
H		Toan, Tah-e-Taee Tah-e-Ta-e, or Tus.	or water.
H		Iota	The eye, or to see, or sight, sometimes me, myself.
H		Iota-Tou-es-Zip-zi.	The land of Egypt first discovered under water by a woman.
H		Su-e-eh=ni	What other person is that? Who.
H		Ho-e-oop-hah-pha-e.	Reign, government, power, kingdom, or dominion.
H		Zuh=zool-oan.	The beginning, first, before, or pointing to
H		Zub=zool=eh.	In the beginning of the earth, or creation.
H		Zub-z◊◊l <eh>	To be in, or be within— as light in the earth.
H		Zub	First creation of any thing, first institution.
H		Zub-zool	From the first to any stated period after—
H		Zoal Zool	From a fixed period of time back to the beginning or creation

The second part of the first degree.

H	Ah-me-os	God, without beginning or end
H	Aleph	In the beginning with God, the Savior.
H	Albeth	Angels or disemboded spirits, or saints or men after they are raised from the de[a]d
H	Alkabeth	Angels in an unalterable state— Sanctified
H	Alchebeth	Ministers of God, high priests, Kings.
H	Alchebeth Alchibeth	Ministers of God, less, or under the high priests
H	Alkabeth Alkobeth	Ministers not ordained of God, sinful
H	Alkibeth Alkubeth	Ministers who are less sinful for want of power
H	Baeth	The name of all mankind, man, or men.
H	Baeth-ka	Adam, or the first man, or first king
H	Baeth-kee	The next from Adam, one ordained under him.
H	Baeth-ki	The lineage <third ordaind> King under Adam. third patriarck
H	Baeth-ka	The forth from Adam

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Editorial Title: Egyptian Alphabet, Oliver Cowdery scribe, circa July–circa December 1835
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