English: Tibetan Primer of the Phags-pa and Lantsa Scripts. The successive columns display 4 scripts (from left to right): Phags-pa (abugida in its square seal form, rendered with the biggest font size), Lantsa (an old form of the Ranjana abugida), Tibetan (abugida, rendered with the smallest font size), Mongolian Bitchig (joining abjad, with its traditional vertical top-to-bottom orientation), traditional Chinese (Han) ideographs and Cyrillic (alphabet, rendered in its cursive form). Obtained by a BuriatCossack officer, Tsokto Garmeyevich Badmazhapov, in 1903[1]
scanned from Poppe, Nicholas. The Mongolian Monuments in ḤP'AGS-PA Script. Translated and edited by John R. Krueger. Wiesbaden : Otto Harrassowitz, 1957.
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