Sentence examples for manuscript inventory from inspiring English sources

It appears in the manuscript inventory of an art collection and in print in Baldassare Castiglione's "Book of the Courtier," where the painter is cited among the greatest of the age along with Leonardo da Vinci, Mantegna, Raphael and Michelangelo.

When The Thrill Book ceased publication, Street & Smith had numerous manuscripts in inventory that had been purchased for the magazine.

Some of the manuscripts in inventory at the time the magazine was closed down may have been printed in True Strange Stories, another short-lived magazine which Gibson edited the following year.

Nonetheless, detailed evaluations of mental, emotional, and behavioral functioning, as well as QoL, are generally lacking for this population and this manuscript reports a comprehensive inventory that can be used for future validation work.

The first 13 manuscripts of the Compositiones' inventory of Table 1 also belong to the Mappæ tradition, and therefore they are not copied into Table 2 (see below).

The critical section of the paper concerns the most important interpretations of the notion of Mappæ Clavicula, while the positive section draws on three works: the seminal paper by Halleux and Meyvaert (1980s), Baroni's first critical edition of Mappæ, and the inventory of the manuscripts of the Compositiones tradition by Brun (2010s).

"In 1998 a colleague asked me to make an inventory of Islamic manuscripts in Zanzibar," Hoffman recalled.

MB contributed to the development of the inventory and reviewed the manuscript.

Much of the earlier history of furniture has to be drawn from contemporary literature, illuminated manuscripts, Romanesque and Gothic sculpture, and later inventory descriptions.

The inventory shows no record of a manuscript.

AS, JL and BE designed the gene inventory, interpreted results and drafted the manuscript.