This writing system once contained a vaguely bow-shaped glyph called "sampi".
This writing system once contained a vaguely bow-shaped glyph called "sampi". Several law codes in this writing system were inscribed on wooden pillars. This writing system was used on the coins of a Buddhist dynasty in Bactria. This script was used to write up the abolition of debt slavery laws and the creation of a general assembly centuries after its inventors abandoned the Linear B script. Before fighting Caesar, the Gauls used this writing system, which adapted letters from Phoenician traders. For 10 points, name this writing system used by Herodotus and Solon, whose letters include omega.
This writing system once contained a vaguely bow-shaped glyph called "sampi".
Greek alphabet [or Greek letters; prompt on "alphabet"] 