Examples of using Codices in English and their translations into Swedish
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Some codices containing a ninth canon Denzinger, loc.
Possibly the rest of the manuscript was copied from similar codices.
This contains about 100 codices, the oldest dating from the ninth century.
and Syriac codices.
I has been established from codices I and W, which we have seen in microfilm.
is first found divided into two books in Codices A and B of the LXX.
The various Septuagint codices are not of equal value for purposes of textual criticism.
According to a study made by Laura Pani in 2000, there are 115 surviving codices of Paul's history.
Many manuscript codices survive for this council(in contrast to Lateran I and II).
standard codices of the Pentateuch were officially recognized.
In the thirteen ancient codices are included fifty two tractates are of various types and orientations.
especially in codices of St. Paul's Epistles in Monte Cassino.
In 1945 an Egyptian peasant found 12 codices containing more than 50 Coptic Gnostic writings near Naj'Hammadi?
The codices say that these guys are descendants from the mistress,
It is interesting to note that the books were all codices(in book form),
The commentaries on the Talmud constitute only a small part of halakic literature in comparison with the responsa literature and the commentaries on the codices.
It has been determined that these codices were copied in the 4th century in the monasteries of the region.
to make a thorough examination of the codices and to compile a Gradual for the monastery.
Both the Bruce and Askew Codices have been translated into German by C. Schmidt(1892) in"Texte u.
in the course of which he discovered new Latin codices.
He adds that his codices differed much,
The critical study of this rich assortment of about 3400 Massoretic rolls and codices is not so promising of important results as it would at first thought seem to be.
It is now thought that the codices and other Classic texts were written by scribes, usually members of the Maya priesthood, in a literary form of the Chʼoltiʼ language.
As the passage which suggests a contradiction in the Hebrew text is omitted by Septuagint codices, some authors have accepted the Greek text in preference to the Hebrew.
Many surviving Mesoamerican codices, such as Codex Borbonicus, are divinitory calendars,
while some Sahidic and Akhimimic codices are apparently as old as the fifth
Moreover, it should be remembered that in some codices and editions this canon is lacking altogether,
Latin codices.
The writing is a little larger than that of Codices Sinaiticus, Alexandrinus,
In addition to the supplement which the exilic editor appended, a comparison of the Masoretic text with the Septuagint as represented in codices B and L shows that the Hebrew text was retouched by another hand after the exemplars which underlie the Alexandrine text had been made.