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    Is this language used during Thelemic rituals?

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      Is this language used during Thelemic rituals?

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      Jim Eshelman
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      @Ivanhoe said

      "Is this language used during Thelemic rituals?"

      None that Crowley wrote, if that's what you meant.

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        Is this language used during Thelemic rituals?

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        Ivanhoe
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        I ask because Coptic was ancient Egyptian in Greek script.

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          Is this language used during Thelemic rituals?

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          Edward Mason
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          93,

          "Coptic was ancient Egyptian in Greek script."

          Coptic has its own script, deriving from various eastern Mediterranean sources, though Greek is a primary one. It derives from late Ancient Egyptian, but it isn't the same language. It has a similar relationship to Ancient Egyptian to that of early forms of Italian to late Latin. It has never fallen entirely out of use as a liturgical language, but scholars assume there has been a gradual shift in pronunciation over the centuries.

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