Older Post Home Newer Post. Thursday, April 1, HebrewBible Version 4. Here is an example of the first line of the Genesis text in the iPad rendered with the different fonts The fonts are listed in chronological order. This version is a "universal" app in that a customer only needs to buy it once and it will run on either the iPhone, iPod Touch 1st or 2nd generation , or iPad a minimum of iPhone OS 3. The Keter Aram Tsova font replicates the script found in the Aleppo Codex and is a lovely "square" or "Assyrian" Hebrew script that supports vowels and cantillation marks.
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Xtam additional font support is dependent on iPhone OS version 3. Twitter Tweets by beresheit. In addition, the following Aramaic fonts are provided that can be used when viewing the Aramaic without vowels version of the Torah: Older Post Home Newer Post.
Ancient Semitic Scripts
Therefore, if the ashkenz is used with a device that is not running iPhone OS version 3. The application has been modified to take advantage of the greater screen size of the iPad when run on that device. Here is an example of the first line of the Genesis text in the iPad rendered with the different fonts The fonts are listed in chronological order.
The Paleo Hebrew fonts could also be useful for someone who is attempting to learn to read Paleo Hebrew as there are few large digital texts that are readily available that one can use when learning to read Paleo Hebrew script. It is a free upgrade for current users of the app.
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Hebrew Samaritan 14C CE: The Keter Aram Tsova font replicates the script found in the Aleppo Codex and is a lovely "square" or "Assyrian" Hebrew script that supports vowels and cantillation marks. So, for example, you can choose to read the Hebrew Bible in a font that looks like a script style in use at the time of Hezekiah or ront styles that were in use at the time of the Second Ashienaz
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Labels hebrew 54 iphone 53 Israel 2 technical 9 yiddish New fonts the Culmus Ancient Semitic Scripts have been added so that users can select via preferences alternative fonts with which to view the Hebrew Bible text.
The date next to the font name indicates the approximate century that the script style dates from: Several Aramaic fonts are provided for reading the Aramaic Torah and, for fun, a Proto-Canaanite and a Phoenician font have also been included.
The new fonts are based on script styles used at different times throughout history. When reading the Hebrew text without vowels, any of the following fonts can be used. However, when reading one of the versions that have vowels or cantillation, only the default font, Keter Aram Tsova, and Keter YG fonts can be used the other fonts are not meant to be used with vowels or cantillation.
This version is a "universal" app in that a customer only needs to buy it once and it will run on either the iPhone, iPod Touch sofdr or 2nd generationor iPad a minimum of iPhone OS 3.
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