Examples of using A codex in English and their translations into Greek
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What exactly does a Codex look like?
They have as the only weapon nothing but a codex.
What exactly does a Codex look like?
Once a codex is broken it offers opportunity.
Ano Chorion is also mentioned in 1361 in a codex of the monastery of Meg.
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Of course, a codex of this nature has to be put into practice.
It is made of bound pages of parchment a type of book that researchers call a codex.
I'm compiling a codex of medicinal plants.
It might be rolled up in the shapeof a cylinder(a scroll) or cut up into rectangular sheets and bound like a book(a codex).
His short Life is recorded in a codex of the Athonite monastery of Saint Panteleimon.
The name of their creator, Bandoveris, as well as all the costof the wooden furniture, are noted in a codex from the mid-17th century.
If the Codex Commission adopts the draft standard, it is sent to governments a number of timesin a step procedure, which results in the final draft becoming a Codex standard.
There are rows of mosaics of bishops(those well preserved include St. Ignatius of Constantinople, St. John Chrysostom and St. Ignatius Theophorus of Antioch)each holding a codex and making the gesture of blessing.25.
Throughout it you will find pages from a Codex which you deliver to Leonardo for him to decode.
Leaf from a codex of the 16th century, containing the text of the decree of Union of the Eastern and Western Churches(1438/9).
This may possibly be the'star-shaped enkolpion of silver filigree with pearls anda silver chain' described in a codex in the Church of the Protaton as having been dedicated to the church in 1812(Kourilas 1949, p. 165).
In June 1918 a codex of 26 leaves written in Latin by Manichaeans was discovered in a cave near the city.
Those who struggle with the best of intentions to reinforce Europe's Christian identity usually speak of it as if it were a historical given or a codex of Christian principles and values, on which the Christian peoples can converge, with the help of ecumenical contacts and inter-Christian dialogues.
A codex that was developed by young computer freaks at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology(MIT) in the end of the 1950's.
It was one of four separate texts contained in a codex(a type of ancient book) written in Coptic(a language derived from ancient Egyptian).
Equipoise Imaging: innovative spectral illumination solutions, including main banks of narrow-band LEDs providing illumination in 12 wavelengths from UV(365nm) to IR(940nm), raking illumination in blue and IR, andfirst-of-their-kind transmissive spectral illumination sources- one with a beveled edge which can be inserted behind folios in a codex and a second for use on a copy stand.
Interestingly, this fragment is from a codex that most likely contained all of John's Gospel, or some 66 leaves, about 132 pages in all.
Το In 1396, in a codex of the Pantokratoros Monastery, the village is mentioned in the form Kariones, which led some people to believe that owes its name to the existence of karyes, although there are not walnut trees in the area.
Besides being more convenient for finding scriptures quickly, a codex could contain more in a single volume than could be recorded in a single scroll-for example, all of the Greek Scriptures or even the entire Bible.
Here also is preserved a codex dated 1864 from the monastery Pammegiston Taxiarchon of Nileia, which records the entire movable and fixed property of the monastery, as well as a pair of silver cuffs belonging to the Elder Gabriel.
Today, we understand that a codex reading should traverse the complete front side followed by the complete back side of the manuscript, i.e., pages 1-24 followed by 46-74, followed by 25-45.
It was often a matter of convenience to bind into a codex an apocryphal work, for it might be read by some, though they would have in mind the distinction shown by the fact that in the two codices cited(the Sinaitic and the Alexandrine) the apocryphal writings followed Revelation, the last of the canonical books.
Org Codex as a reference.