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This image is to better explain correct usage of certain Greek letters. In this case, it illustrates that even though the Greek letter Sigma looks like an English/Latin letter E, it is not. Sigma is Greek for S.

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current	03:17, 20 August 2007	288×70 (8 KB)	Thelegendofvix (Talk \| contribs)	(This image is to better explain correct usage of certain greek letters. In this case, it illustrates that even though the Greek letter Sigma looks like an English/Latin letter E, it is not. Sigma is Greek for S.)