Primjeri korištenja Scriptorium na Engleski i njihovi prijevodi na Hrvatskom
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For a scriptorium.
Тhey worked together in the scriptorium.
Bolted scriptorium door.
It stinks in the scriptorium.
The scriptorium must be above there.
They worked together in the scriptorium.
The scriptorium must be At this level.
The plans… I left them in the scriptorium.
Scriptorium Digital Library.
Now you are also forbidden to enter the scriptorium.
The scriptorium will be arranged according to my instructions.
Now you are also forbidden to enter the scriptorium.
The scriptorium will be arranged according to my instructions.
He took it back to his desk in the scriptorium and began to read it.
To use in one of my lectures. I borrowed the proof from the scriptorium.
No more excursions, no more scriptorium and no more Brother Aidan.
But did you notice how few books there were on the scriptorium shelves?
No more escorsions. No more scriptorium and no more brother Aidan.
I got my glasses back and found out for sure that this is Berengar robbed us then in the scriptorium.
I borrowed the proof from the scriptorium… to use in one of my lectures.
I have my lenses back and I finally know for sure… that it was Berengar who robbed us… the other night in the scriptorium.
The book was probably produced in the scriptorium in the Abbey of Echternach.
At the monastery a scriptorium formed which will soon become the most important scribal centre of Montenegro.
You will simply make sure that the work of the scriptorium… gets done.
Um I borrowed the proof from the scriptorium, to use it in one of my lectures. Bondmade.
This is without taking into account whatever manuscripts disappeared over the course of time. The works of Vid Omišljanin(14th century) and deacon Luka from Vrbnik(15th century) lead us to conclude that a Glagolitic scriptorium probably existed on the island.
Other 13th century additions include the chapel of Sourb Astvatsatsin, the scriptorium, and a large refectory which is outside the monastery limits.
The most famous Ottonian scriptorium was at the island monastery of Reichenau on Lake Constance: hardly any other works have formed the image of Ottonian art as much as the miniatures which originated there.
The monastery was famous for its carving shop and scriptorium, which supplied all the monasteries in the neighbourhood with carved works.
Prior to the advent of print, the collections held in monastic scriptoria, royal courts and private libraries typically contained a limited number of canonical manuscripts, scrolls and incunabula.