Sentence examples for a rich manuscript from inspiring English sources

These Latin homilies were widely read in medieval monasteries and have a rich manuscript tradition.

Hermannus Alemannus's translation of Averroes' commentary on the Poetics was important because it remained the only source on Aristotelian poetics available in the Middle Ages and had a rich manuscript transmission (for its influence on Petrarch's negative judgement about Arabic poetry see Burnett 1997).

Reduction is variability is one aspect, yet I could think of several other approaches to define 'refinement' that could be interesting as well and produce a richer manuscript with more interesting conclusions.

"We wanted to rise to the challenge and offer this beautiful and rich manuscript to the public for the very first time," he said.

This exhibit of original sources form the University's rich manuscript collection in the history of science and medicine traces the history of science through the manuscript form from the thirteenth through twentieth century.

The library has a rich collection of manuscripts, including most of the works of the novelist Stendhal, who was born there in 1783.

The manufacturing process used sections of papyrus in such a way that they are relatively well preserved and now form a rich source of manuscripts from this period.

Including a rich collection of manuscripts, prayer books and biographies, the show deigns to illuminate the weighty role of sainthood in the Middle Ages.

For instance, one reviewer wrote: "This is an excellent, well written, and data-rich manuscript.

Drawn from the holdings of Cornell Library's Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, the exhibition presents a rich variety of medieval manuscripts and printed books, from early religious manuscripts and illuminated prayerbooks to the secular works of classical antiquity and the first books printed from metal type.

Though it records the usage of Classical and Late Latin current in this period (sixth to sixteenth centuries), it presents most fully the medieval developments of the language as revealed in a rich variety of printed and manuscript sources.