Examples of using A codex in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Once a codex is broken it offers opportunity.
Having collected the material,the author organized a codex of two volumes, completed in March 1510.
In June 1918 a codex of 26 leaves written in Latin by Manichaeans was discovered in a cave near the city.
If luck is on your side, you could get some magical beans, granite,a gold fever buff or maybe even a Codex….
The Coptic manuscript, a codex of 174 leaves, was probably composed in the late 3rd century.
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Once we knew that the cow represented Dexter and that the tile represented the roof of the hotel,I was able to develop a codex.
The Codex Borbonicus is a codex written by Aztec priests shortly before or after the Spanish conquest of Mexico.
The standards developed by these international organizations should be brought together in a Codex, a common economic charter.
Sometimes the surviving portion of a codex is so limited that specific books, chapters or even verses can be indicated.
If the Codex Commission adopts the draft standard, it is sent to governments a number of times in a step procedure,which results in the final draft becoming a Codex standard.
Only three pre-Columbian books of Maya hieroglyphics(also known as a codex) and, perhaps, fragments of a fourth are known to have survived.
Of course, a codex of this nature has to be put into practice. And that means that arms deals must be controlled by national governments.
In this analysis are the formal andpsychological reasons for the formation of a codex of medieval characteristics and its influence on modern man.
On this latter theme,Leonardo wrote a Codex on the Flight of Birds examining the flight behavior of birds and proposed mechanisms for flight by machines.
The first, P. I, is labeled under the Gregory-Aland numbering system as P45 andwas originally a codex of 110 leaves that contained the four canonical gospels and Acts.
Novella also coauthored Spellbound: A Codex of Ritual Magic, which features"a complete system of magic suitable for any campaign setting" using the d20 system.
It is not known for certain whether this fragment originally was part of a roll(the usual format of papyrus manuscripts until the later Roman period) or a codex the book form with which we are now familiar.
The papyrus was bound in a codex, which may have consisted of 220 pages, however only 30 survive two of Matthew, six of Mark, seven of Luke, two of John, and 13 of Acts.
Turner argued that the original version of the Gospel could have been a codex, with the last page being especially vulnerable to damage.
The document is also known as the Osuna Codex, after its owner, the Duke of Osuna e Infantado, whose library became part of the National Library of Spain in 1883, butit is not a codex as such.
Together with this precious Ptolemy codex, he sent in 1418 to the chapter-library of Reims, which he had founded and already endowed with many valuable manuscripts,a large map of the world traced on walrus skin, and a codex of Pomponius Mela.
His brother-in-law in October that year sold a codex to the Coptic Museum in Old Cairo this tract is today numbered Codex III in the collection.
They consist of a colored and golden woodcut initial letter B, containing a scene showing a cardinal and church father,probably Saint Jerome(died 419 or 420), discussing a codex that most likely is Jerome's translation of the Bible into Latin known as the Vulgate.
The date of the fragment suggests that most likely it was from a codex, as does the fact that it is written and illuminated on both sides, which would have made it difficult to consult in roll form.
The importance of the liturgy in the Minor fraternitas andin the life of Francis of Assisi is testified not only by the Rule of the Friars Minor confirmed by Pope Honorius III in 1223 but above all by a codex kept among the relics of the protomonastery of Santa Chiara at the basilica of that name in Assisi.
The Bible appears then as a kind of Law Book, as a codex of divine commandments and ordinances, as a collection of texts or"theological loci," as a compilation of pictures and illustrations.
Organized chronologically from the sixteenth to nineteenth centuries, and containing an average of 300 to 600 folios,these loose manuscripts were bound in the form of a codex containing parts of inquisitorial procedures, such as reports, summaries, investigations and fragments of processes.
Article 11: The Book of Hagiography is a codex of historical biographies of the saints who's vocation is to serve in the spiritual and social elevation of the world through the example of many lives who testified to the Sun heroically in their faith and virtues in their own time.
The fragment was preserved in the bookbinding of an unknown press or in a codex belonging to the historical library of the Franciscans in Skalica present-day western Slovakia.
This creed was rather a codex of the dogmas the the Roman Alexandrinians considered essential to the establishment of their political, material, temporal domination over the many congregations- churches- which had been founded in Asia Minor and in the Roman peninsula by followers and disciples of Jon, each with variations of doctrine and temperament determined by local conditions and by the idiosyncrasies of the founding pupil.
