Pictographs turned into the motivation for the first letter

Symbolic representations kept on being utilized under Persian guideline (irregular in the sixth and fifth hundreds of years BC), and after Alexander the Great's triumph of Egypt, during the resulting Ptolemaic and Roman periods. Apparently the deceptive nature of remarks from Greek and Roman scholars about pictographs occurred, at any rate to some degree, as a reaction to the changed political circumstance. ----

---- Some accepted that symbolic representations may have worked as an approach to recognize 'genuine Egyptians' from a portion of the unfamiliar heros. Another explanation might be the refusal to handle an unfamiliar culture on its own terms, which described Greco-Roman ways to deal with Egyptian culture generally.[citation needed] Having discovered that symbolic representations were holy composition, Greco-Roman creators envisioned the complex yet objective framework as a metaphorical, even otherworldly, framework sending mystery, mysterious knowledge.