Examples of using Colophon in English and their translations into German
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As we use the term, a colophon.
Are colophon/ copyright notice compulsory?
It is dated by a colophon to the year 1204.
The colophon was written by Hans Erhard Driesen.
Strasbourg, Wendelin Rihel 1536 colophon: 1537.
Colophon: 500 copies marked with Arab numbers and hand-signed.
To do this please get in touch via the address stated in the colophon.
Xenophanes- Xenophanes of Colophon, a Greek philosopher, theologian and poet ca.
The logo and the support of Sabam must be mentioned in the colophon of the work.
A metrical Latin Colophon naming Bald as the owner of the book, and Cild as the compiler.
Born in Samos by Athenian parents,but later moved with his family to the Colophon.
This large-format volume was, according to the colophon on 281v, written by Richene, the only scribe from Frowin's time that we know by name.
Manuscript Summary: Antiphonary from the Franciscan Monastery of Fribourg, dated 1488 according to the colophon f. 214v.
The artist's colophon at the very end of the manuscript states explicitly'I, Joseph Ibn Hayyim, illuminated and completed this book.
Depending on the selected language,different text items are included for the title page, colophon, dedication, foreword and introduction.
Recent publications and work:»Copy Magazine«, Colophon International Magazine Symposium, Luxemburg(2007);»Electrifying the Alphabet«, Eye Magazine No.
The story is taken from the forthcoming book, Wind, Sand, and the Stars[sic]to be published in the spring of 1939" from the colophon.
Illustrated Apocalypse containing, as an introduction and colophon, a series of illuminations about the life of its author, St. John the Evangelist.
To cite individual pages from the website,you might consider the citation format that's shown in the colophon at the bottom of every page.
A less troublesome form of insertion was the colophon, or statement that a book A less troublesome form of insertion was the colophon, or statement that a book.
Manuscript Summary German-Latin and Latin-German dictionary by the cleric Fritsche Closener; in 1384 Friedrich von Amberg(guardian in Fribourg,† 1432)had the scribe Gregorius copy this lexicon colophon f.
A manuscript with identical content and similar colophon, dated 1408, originated in the Dominican Convent of Nuremberg and is now held in that city's library.
But this crisis, unlike the war, is something to welcome. I hope that it willruin ugly redundant systems such as Colophon, which depersonalize any creative or personal engagement.
The scribe, Moshe Ibn Zabara's colophon is decorated with a large illuminated panel in silver, red, blue, green and turquoise floral designs and geometrical patterns.
Although the rider was probably included because it was a metaphor of victory in triumphant, Muslim iconography, historical circumstancesinverted its meaning and may have endowed it with an anti-Islamic appearance, as suggested by the colophon itself f.
A colophon in the manuscript gives the date as 1613, but a current study about the history of the transmission of this work suggests that it is an 18th century copy.
In collaboration with CMYK,the first independent magazine festival set up in Barcelona, Colophon 2007 offers a library-bookshop bringing together and presenting a few hundred international magazines.
Thomas Züren of Unterwassern, one of the three copyists, explains in the colophon(193vb) that the volume was produced on the order of Clemens of Uolrichen for the altar of the Virgin in Aragno Ernen.
Although August Dillmann prepared a summary of the contents of the"Kebra Nagast",and published its colophon, no substantial portion of the narrative in the original language was available until F. Praetorius published chapters 19 through 32 with a Latin translation.
