Sentence examples for local manuscript from inspiring English sources

Details are provided in Table 3, but these included: published literature, especially newspapers and advice manuals; local manuscript records of schooling, justice, government and philanthropy; census enumerators' books; and all surviving personal documents such as letters, diaries, autobiographies and oral histories.

A manuscript of local literature, written during the reign of King Irengba, dates from 1074.

His most important work was The Four Gospels: A Study of Origins (1924), in which he originated a "four document hypothesis" (including a Proto-Luke) as a solution to the synoptic problem and developed the theory of "local texts" in the manuscript transmission of the New Testament.

As his health continues to degrade, Hasan approaches a local journalist with a manuscript that details his life; the journalist agrees to publish it should something happen to Hasan.

TH & AC: data analysis and manuscript preparation, local trainers.

All authors mentioned in the manuscript are local investigators in the participating centers.

If more than two race groups (such as in this manuscript), without local fitting it is not necessarily clear which groups to merge to get down to exactly two groups.

You can also send the manuscript to local publishing companies; and hope they will publish it for you.

The artists did not simply use whatever came to hand to colour and decorate their manuscripts, although local plants and minerals might lead to characteristic traditions.

Once he and his two pupils were settled at Bologna, Erasmus formed friendships with local humanists, consulted Greek manuscripts, and worked on translations from Greek and on a new, vastly expanded edition of his collection of ancient proverbs, the Adages.

We changed the cis-QTL to local-QTL throughout the manuscript as suggested, which is more accurate.