The pack is a small one, since the roots are almost all monosyllabic and exist only in very small numbers two hundred for Hebrew, according to Bergier's estimate; and even smaller when one remembers that (because of the relations of resemblance that they establish) they are common to almost all of our languages: de Brosses thinks that all of them together, from all the dialects of Europe and the Orient, would not fill 'a single sheet of writing paper'.