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|description=The 16th letter in both the Greek and the English alphabets, and the 17th in the Hebrew, where it is called ''pé ''or ''pay'', and is symbolized by the mouth, corresponding also, as in the Greek alphabet, to number 80. The Pythagoreans also made it equivalent to 100, and with a dash thus ( P) it stood for 400,000. The Kabbalists associated with it the sacred name of ''Phodeh ''(Redeemer), though no valid reason is given for it {{ctd-source|TG}}. | |description=The 16th letter in both the Greek and the English alphabets, and the 17th in the Hebrew, where it is called ''pé ''or ''pay'', and is symbolized by the mouth, corresponding also, as in the Greek alphabet, to number 80. The Pythagoreans also made it equivalent to 100, and with a dash thus ( P) it stood for 400,000. The Kabbalists associated with it the sacred name of ''Phodeh ''(Redeemer), though no valid reason is given for it. {{ctd-source|TG}}. | ||
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The 16th letter in both the Greek and the English alphabets, and the 17th in the Hebrew, where it is called pé or pay, and is symbolized by the mouth, corresponding also, as in the Greek alphabet, to number 80. The Pythagoreans also made it equivalent to 100, and with a dash thus ( P) it stood for 400,000. The Kabbalists associated with it the sacred name of Phodeh (Redeemer), though no valid reason is given for it. (TG).
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