Symbolic Scripts

Writes Latin text in Elder Futhark runes and Ogham as Unicode (and back), and in drawn glyphs: Dee and Kelley’s Enochian (1583) and the four alphabets Agrippa printed in 1533 — Theban, which he had from Pietro d’Abano, and the Celestial, Malachim and Passing the River, which write Hebrew. The Kylver stone (about AD 400) carries the oldest complete futhark row; Ogham survives on early medieval stones.

• R. I. Page, Runes (London: British Museum Publications, 1987)
• Damian McManus, A Guide to Ogam (Maynooth: An Sagart, 1991)
• British Library, Sloane MS 3189: Liber Logaeth, transcribed by Edward Kelley (1583)
• Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa, De occulta philosophia libri tres (Cologne, 1533), III.29–30, pp. 273–274, Library of Congress