Sentence examples for a french manuscript from inspiring English sources

A French manuscript from 1344 contains an illustration of clerics playing a game, possibly la soule, with similarities to baseball.

This year the Johns Hopkins team plans to use its system to digitize materials including a medieval French manuscript and Roman wood engravings from the 17th century.

Another early source is a fifteenth-century French manuscript, The Hunting Book of Gaston Phebus, showing a horse pulling a cart which contains a hunter armed with a crossbow under a cover of branches, perhaps serving as a hide for shooting game.

According to Jeffrey Hamburger, German art professor at Harvard University, the horse above is a 15th century French manuscript illustration that may have been satirical.

Georges Borchardt, Wiesel's longtime literary agent and himself a Holocaust survivor, sent the French manuscript to New York publishers in 1958 and 1959, to little effect.

The original French manuscript had been lost.

Treharne was wary of contacting the Leipzig-based dealership that was selling so many leaves from the French manuscript, though she knew from the eBay account that the owner was a woman named Chidsanucha Walter.

The Saint-Denis-Chartres group has certain similarities to north French manuscript paintings that are not precisely dated, and the problem is further complicated by Abbot Suger's recording that the glaziers employed at Saint-Denis came from many different regions.

The anonymous late sixteenth-century French manuscript from Toulouse BnF Ms. Fr.

Over time, a number of variations on the diple began to appear as citation marks: some writers added a dot between the wedge of their marks (featured here, in the margins of an eighth-century psalter), while French manuscripts from that period appear with the dotted diple rotated to create a "V -shaped mark.

A patron of artists and poets, Anne commissioned a Book of Hours that is one of the most beautiful of French manuscripts.