Numbers and Words, Six and Eleven

There is a numerical sequence on page 23 that I have long taken for granted, but as far as I can tell I did not post about. Here is the page:

There is a repeated formula in which a number is embedded. It starts out with the fairly obvious 4 and 5, represented by hash marks, then 6 by the glyph CY, 7 and 8 by CY I and CY I I, then 9 with LT, 10 with T, and eleven with IX.

Given the similarity between the number 6 and the first glyph of the phrase "King of the Jews", and the fact that the glyph for 11 could also represent the word "and", we can come up with some more fuzzy arguments about the underlying language of the text.

Hypothesis A: The glyph CY represents the number "six" and is phonologically similar to the glyph CX as part of the phrase "King of the Jews"

Language	King of the Jews	Value for CX	Value for CY
Koine Greek	βασιλεὺς τῶν Ἰουδαίων	b[a]	ἕξ
Hebrew	מלך היהודים	m	שישה
Albanian	o mbret i Judenjve	m[bre]	gjashtë
Old Church Slavonic	Царю Иудейский	ts[a]	šestĭ
Latin	rex Judaeorum	r[e]	sex
Romanian	Împăratul iudeilor	i[mp]	șase
Hungarian	zsidók[nak] királya	zs[i]	hat
Kalderash Romani	zhidovengo thagar	zh[i]	shov
Dutch	De koning van de Joden	k[o]	zes

Hypothesis B: The glyph IX represents the number "eleven" as well as the word "and", and the two words have some similarity. In this table I include also the number "one", in case the connection is that "eleven" is derived from "one", and "and" sounds like "one".

Language	Eleven	One	And
Koine Greek	ἕνδεκα	ἕνας	και
Hebrew	אחת עשרה	אחד	ו
Albanian	njëmbëdhjetë	një	dhe
Old Church Slavonic	ѥдинъ на десѧте	ѥдинъ	и
Latin	ūndecim	ūnus	et, -que
Romanian	unsprezece, unșpe, unsprăd̦ațe	unu	și
Hungarian	tizenegy	egy	és
Kalderash Romani	dešujek	jek	khaj, thaj
Dutch	elf	een	en

I added Dutch into the list because of the similarity between "one" and "and".