| The next problem in the study of cuneiform was the decipherment of the second language in each of the trilingual groups. |
| The recovery of Hittite was not a true decipherment because the script was a relatively common variety of syllabic cuneiform. |
| Using a small decryption exponent, d, has the advantage of allowing rapid decipherment. |
| Already in the nineteenth century, the recovery and decipherment of writings from ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia had caused an immense public stir. |
| Myths, in fact, are the words of a dead language to which a wrong sense has been given by a false method of decipherment. |
| It also refers us to the ambivalence of social bonds and their richness, through the decipherment of codes of manners. |
