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Beyond my Ken but hopefully of interest
"Sargon" can be represented by five, distinct symbols as well as by three of those same five, distinct symbols. Off to contemplate that possibility...
Hmmmm. Maybe. Though given all five also symbolise power or prosperity, I can think of less esoteric reasons for kings fond of boasting of their military prowess and promotion of agriculture to pick them...