Definition: Scriniary is a type of ancient Egyptian writing system that was used by the Egyptian Pharaohs. It consisted of 25 characters, each representing one of the 16 letters of the Hebrew alphabet (A-T), and it had a unique script called "scris" which translates to "writing." Scriniaries were used for various purposes such as making treaties, writing legal documents, and even inscribing figures in marble statues. The script was also used for writing religious texts and
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