Sentence examples for bound manuscript from inspiring English sources

One student seizes the moment and steps up to a codex, a handwritten, bound manuscript made in Italy in 1471 entitled "Fasciculus temporum" ("Leaves of Time").

These wealthy patrons are not the only townspeople making cameos in the large, heavily bound manuscript, the ample dimensions of which -- 21 inches long by 15 inches wide -- made for easy reading by choristers during Mass.

I have begun to think that no one ought to publish biometric results, without lodging a well arranged and well bound manuscript copy of all his data, in some place where it should be accessible, under reasonable restrictions, to those who desire to verify his work".

The writer who is seeking "life," who is trying to write "from life," is always unappeased, because no bound manuscript can ever be "real" enough.

When I was on the National Book Award judging committee, in 2007, a bound manuscript of "Tree of Smoke" arrived at my house, early in the summer.

They discovered a cache of photographs, documents and a bound manuscript, "Memories of the Old Plantation Home," completed by Laura Locoul Gore in 1936.

He has bound manuscripts of Issac Newton, Charles Darwin, etc.

According to a Cambridge University librarian named Christopher de Hamel, people were recycling pieces of early books even before the invention of the printing press, when pages from old liturgical texts were sometimes repurposed as flyleaves in newly bound manuscripts.

Triple height, theatrically lighted, and decked out with walls of Chinese vases and what appear to be neatly bound manuscripts, the yawning new Dongpo could probably swallow all three local locations of Chengdu Taste and still have space for the banquet rooms at the back.

In 1933, a copyist transcribed twenty-three pages of the score, and at a later date Sibelius's publisher may have bound the manuscript in a set of seven volumes.

I'll take you to a couple of brief extracts from Sir Gawain and the Green Knight (bound in manuscript in the late 14th century).