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Baphian literature is the body of literature that is mostly produced by Baphians in [[Baphian language|Baphian]] and sometimes [[Noellastani language|Noellastani]]. For the vast majority of Baphian history, and sometimes still today, Baphian literature was written entirely in [[Ukilen Logographs|Ukilen logographs]], sometimes today it is written in a mixed script of Ukilen logographs and [[Noellastani language#Orthography|Noellastani alphabet]].
Baphian literature is the body of literature that is mostly produced by Baphians in [[Baphian language|Baphian]] and sometimes [[Noellastani language|Noellastani]]. For the vast majority of Baphian history, and sometimes still today, Baphian literature was written entirely in [[Ukilen logographs]], sometimes today it is written in a mixed script of Ukilen logographs and [[Noellastani language#Orthography|Noellastani alphabet]].

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Baphian literature is the body of literature that is mostly produced by Baphians in Baphian and sometimes Noellastani. For the vast majority of Baphian history, and sometimes still today, Baphian literature was written entirely in Ukilen logographs, sometimes today it is written in a mixed script of Ukilen logographs and Noellastani alphabet.