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Script samples from OmniGlot
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The Brahmi Syllabary
The Consonants
The Wowels
The Brahmi script was used by the Maurian Dynasty of
Central India.
It is aslo called the Ashoka script, after the Buddhist emperor.
It was the basis of many Indian scripts.
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