Antonio becomes obsessed with Ricardo's life, and the book scrolls back to the 1960s and '70s, when Ricardo married Elaine, a young Peace Corps volunteer, and became involved, as a pilot, in the drug trade.
As Maddow read it, the "book" scrolled across the screen, and it was nothing short of wonderful.
Its Harry Potter exhibition is an eclectic curation of old books, scrolls and ephemera that have some (occasionally tenuous) connection to JK Rowling's world.
Many Jews from Yemen who arrived in the fledgling state of Israel in the late 1940s and early 1950s brought with them hand-written books, scrolls, and other precious possessions.
The six-sided "Well of Moses," now lacking its crowning Calvary group, which made the whole a symbol of the "fountain of life," presents six life-sized prophets holding books, scrolls, or both.
The gathering of 70 illuminated books, scrolls and wall plaques is drawn from the premier private collection of such material in Turkey, where the Ottoman dynasty ruled for six centuries, until 1922.
Fires were lit, and prayer books, scrolls, artwork and philosophy texts were thrown upon them, and precious buildings were either burned or smashed until unrecognisable.
Most religions preserve sacred scriptures in book or scroll format.
Each Saturday in July families will put together, paint and fill a different kind of handmade book: a scroll, manuscript or bound volume.
The nature of reality is written in a book or scroll.
