Why do you start A as 0? In both Hebrew and Greek, Aleph/Alpha = 1. Unless you are considering some modern uses like Aleph Null in math. 16 in Greek, (ekkaideka) would be iota+sigma(final) which does look right. Maybe it would be P = 16 with A=1, B=2, etc?

As far as the Hebrew goes, were you referring to gematria? In that case, Q, the transliteration of the letter "Kuf", would equate to 100.

> ok this is my reasoning.

> the [ = stigma = 6 and the I = iota = 10. If you add them together you get
> 16.

> now using a number theory used to decode the bible...such that A = 0, b =
> 1

> 16 would = Q.

> This is keeping inline with greek numerals and Hebrew myth. I'd like some
> confirmation from Chelsea Bridge on this!