Isopsephy is an ancient Greek system of assigning numerical values to letters, similar to gematria in Hebrew. In this system, each letter of the Greek alphabet corresponds to a specific number, and words or phrases can be calculated by adding the values of their constituent letters. This practice was often used in various forms of mysticism, numerology, and philosophy, as well as for finding hidden meanings in texts.
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