Examples of using Codices in English and their translations into Greek
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All, that is, except four codices.
Additional codices were found by a treasure hunter.
The effigies and the codices.
The manuscript codices are out of pergamena or paper.
These books are called codices.
These codices are usually the personal creation of a single composer.
Those books are called codices.
The manuscript consists of three codices bound together(codex convolutus).
The library contains 169 Greek codices.
The 11th century and in Carolingian codices from the 8th to the 12th century.
I need more information.I need charts, codices.
These codices provide some of the best primary sources for Aztec.
And this didn't exist in Codices A and B.
These codices for which we know only the title were considered as the sacred books of the era.
The effigies and the codices- N. Lygeros.
Today the collection includes 3,500 printed works, two scrolls andalmost 350 codices.
The library contains 2,046 manuscripts, 165 codices and 30,000 printed books.
This three dimensional solid is one of the manu examples found in his Codices.
Two other codices were found by the Maya Itza Council and have been analyzed for the past 10 years.
(5)[This Cain] is not found in all the codices.
The most significant period for the production of codices in Salento was the late 13th to early 14th c.
The Dresden Codex is considered the most complete of the three indisputably authentic Mayan codices.
Bookmarks have accompanied codices since their first emergence in the 1st century AD. The earliest.
Further earliest bookmarks andremnants of them have been found in Coptic codices dating from the 1st to.
So far as we know,almost all the codices, translations and copies of the Bible had a monastic provenance.
Also, the monastery library preserves the second largest collection of early codices and manuscripts in the world.
Many thousands of these books, called codices, were burned during the early 15th century by Catholic priests.
It is only second to the Vatican Library in preserving the largest collection of early manuscripts and codices in the world.
The names of these codices, which are either mentioned by the writers of the manuscripts themselves or are obvious from their contents, are as follows.
Actually the year 1796 we have the first official catalogue of its manuscripts, codices and books content by the Patriarch of Alexandria Parthenius B' of Patmos.
