Sentence examples for native books from inspiring English sources

Other native books, either pre-Cortesian or post-Cortesian, also afford valuable material.

Aztec sacred books and works, which were kept in the temples, and other native books have become known in Western scholarship as codices.

The four main categories of documents that provide knowledge of the Maya civilization and its religion are: archaeological remains; native books in hieroglyphic writing; books in native languages written in Latin script by learned Indians; and early accounts written in Spanish by conquerors or priests.

He published more than 700 titles, mostly small volumes for the ordinary citizen, and continued Caxton's standardizing of the language, a solid contribution to the native book trade.

Four native hieroglyphic books of pre-Columbian date survived the Spanish conquest.

BRUCE GILDEN, a Brooklyn native whose books include "A Beautiful Catastrophe" (powerHouse, 2005) and "Coney Island" (Trebuk, 2002).

That means they can edit their contact details in all their friends' phones by directly writing into their NATIVE phone books (on Android, iOS and even Nokia Series40).

The smartphone app actually included some features not found in the iPhone app, such as a socially aware address book which could pull contacts from the phone's native address book and merge that with your Facebook friends, IM buddies, or other contacts on the Web.

Not every home listed in the Native Park book (which you must buy for NZ$75[£37]], as the entries are not available online) has quite the same lure.

The Blackberry app is less integrated, accessing only the native address book, and uses its own dialer.

But in doing so they realised they might be able to tackle the age-old contacts problem, but crucially via the native address book on your smartphone.