The phrase "a scroll in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a scroll that is located within a specific context or setting, such as a story, historical document, or a game.
Example: "As the adventurer entered the ancient library, she spotted a scroll in the corner, covered in dust."
Alternatives: "a scroll within the" or "a scroll inside the".
What we see, furiously visually enacted here, was, according to the Bible, described on a scroll in the keeping of Jesus, who sits enthroned.
A two-stringed bowed instrument with a scroll in the shape of a horse's head, the morin khuur both springs from Mongolia's nomadic heritage and embodies it.
A scroll in the same position would intercept between 10% and 100% of this radiation depending on the scroll diameter.
A scroll in the mouth reads "Domo arigato".
Keep the net rolled up like a scroll in the back of your truck.
She is holding a scroll in her left hand, giving the impression of education as well as wealth.
Like them, it includes an observant Jewish figure — here, a man clutching a Torah scroll in the foreground — but also features a small Jesus on the cross along the right edge.
There's also patience and care, exemplified by the returning popularity of crafted and handmade objects, such as a very large city plan hand drawn by the South African Jo Noero, or a long scroll in the British pavilion with a detailed image of an imagined Sino-English townscape.
There's a scroll bar in the middle of the computer screen that pops up.
Orthodox Jewish men try to prevent Anat Hoffman (C), the founder and President of the liberal Jewish religious group Women of the Wall, and members of the group, from entering the women's section of the Western Wall while carrying a Torah scroll, in the Old city of Jerusalem on November 2, 2016, during a protest by the group demanding equal prayer rights at the site.
He has since developed a method, called virtual unwrapping, to model the surface of an ancient scroll in the form of a mesh of tiny triangles.
